Examples of using Sickened in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Many more exposed and sickened, Including a baby who was admitted to the hospital after lesions appeared on his skin.
We know that it probably enters a human population when we come in contact with a wild animal that has been infected with the virus and probably sickened by it.
They are loving fathers sickened by the thought of their daughters being exposed to this kind of language about women.
Sickened and horrified, he teleported out of Naxxramas altogether,
They know that that captain is, in some part of his soul, sickened by his own actions.
Let him know he's not the only one sickened by this proceeding.
remember feeling almost sickened by the plethora of sycophantic quotes on the walls and in other displays"Diego was everything… my child, my lover.
and it kind of sickened me a bit when it happened,
recalled feeling sickened the day he entered a room on a base and saw three or four men lying
recalled feeling sickened the day he entered a room on a base and saw three or four men lying
To the end of his life, the thought of an operation almost sickened him, and he could scarcely endure to see a person bled--a horror which he has transmitted to me--and I remember the horror which I felt as a schoolboy in reading about Pliny(I think) bleeding to death in a warm bath….
It sickens me what he did to you.
There's nothing more sickening than a man in love.
They sicken, decay and die.
You sicken me.
The Commodore… Will sicken within the hour and die by daybreak.
No more sickening sight than you drunk.
Red could feel a sickening feeling come over him.
Cybermen never sicken.
Each attempt more numbing, more sickening than the one before.