sickened
sickened adjective: disgusted or revolted. Also the simple past and past participle of sicken.
Adjective
sickened (comparative more sickened, superlative most sickened)
Also used as
sickened is also the simple past and past participle of sicken.
Forms of sickened
| comparative | more sickened |
|---|---|
| superlative | most sickened |
Words formed from sickened
Questions about sickened
- What does sickened mean?
- Sickened means disgusted or revolted.
- What part of speech is sickened?
- Sickened is an adjective.
Words near sickened in the dictionary
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