queasiness

(eg. solace, music, vexed )

queasiness /ˈkwi zi nəs/ ?

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In September, the FDA approved Sancuso, a patch that releases a continuous dose of the drug granisetron, which blocks serotonin receptors and reduces queasiness.
The drug's mechanism is believed to combat nausea by relieving the spasms that prompt queasiness.
And, at the end, a moral queasiness, as one gang is wiped out and a still younger one rises to claim the spoils.

"I am sensitive to the queasiness of legislators about taking these positions," Paterson said.
on Dec 19, 2008 By: David Paterson Source: Reuters
"I just hope I can make it to home plate," Washington said. "I know I'll have wobbly knees, I'll have a queasiness in my stomach. But once the first pitch is thrown and the first sign is put on and the first execution of that sign is done,...
on Mar 31, 2007 By: Ron Washington Source: Dallas Morning News
"After the first day, the queasiness went away and the dizziness went away," Ariza said. "The only thing that lingered was the constant headaches. They'd get worse and then they'd ease up, and they'd get worse again."
on Jan 30, 2009 By: Trevor Ariza Source: Los Angeles Times