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adjective · A1Sick
SIK/sɪk/
Not well: He is sick today. Ill is a common British cousin. Feel sick often means you might vomit; off sick means away from work because you are ill. Six is the number.
Meaning
Ill; not well.
Examples
- “He is sick today and cannot come.”
- “She stayed in bed because she was sick.”
- “I feel sick after that bus ride.”
Good to know
be sick / off sick (ill). feel sick (often nauseous). Mix-up: six.
Near in meaning
ill
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