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What is another word for
most squeamish
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Superlative for feeling sick with an urge to vomit
Superlative for fastidious or scrupulous, especially morally
(
colloquial
)
Superlative for timid, or showing a lack of courage
Superlative for reluctant to proceed due to doubts or uncertainty
Superlative for easily offended or shocked, especially by lascivious matters
Superlative for feeling a sense of disgust or repulsion
Superlative for feeling or showing fear or anxiety
Superlative for using, exercising or showing caution
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Adjective
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Superlative for feeling sick with an urge to vomit
sickest
queasiest
queaziest
queerest
dizziest
wooziest
sickliest
shakiest
baddest
funniest
lousiest
rottenest
peakiest
greenest
groggiest
roughest
terriblest
awfullest
seediest
crummiest
giddiest
infirmest
ropiest
grottiest
frailest
feeblest
weakest
rockiest
unhealthiest
punkest
iffiest
faintest
meanest
qualmiest
achiest
ricketiest
grimmest
poorest
palest
ugliest
horriblest
lamest
paltriest
strangest
lowest
unfittest
ghastliest
droopiest
wobbliest
miserablest
pallidest
wannest
pastiest
sallowest
ashiest
grayest
US
greyest
UK
thinnest
most nauseous
most ill
most nauseated
most sickish
most queerish
most upset
most unsettled
most delicate
most vertiginous
most sick to one's stomach
most unwell
most bilious
most crook
most seasick
most indisposed
most out of sorts
most liverish
most carsick
most airsick
most peculiar
most barfy
most wabbit
most off
most sickened
most dreadful
most peakish
most ailing
most pukish
most diseased
most peaked
most afflicted
most bedridden
most infected
most valetudinarian
most bummed
most laid up
most off-color
US
most disgusted
most lightheaded
most uneasy
most hypochondriacal
most disordered
most decrepit
most feverish
most washed out
most unsound
most trainsick
most tired
most drained
most invalid
most unsightly
most fatigued
most ropey
most incapacitated
most drooping
most wilted
most haggard
most disturbed
most distressed
most weakened
most languorous
most tottering
most defective
most imperfect
most ashen
most anaemic
UK
most bloodless
most colourless
UK
most colorless
US
most etiolated
most drawn
most cadaverous
most emaciated
most anemic
US
most ashen-faced
most ill-looking
more ❯
“I feel
squeamish
at the sight of blood.”
Adjective
▲
Superlative for fastidious or scrupulous, especially morally
fussiest
finickiest
nicest
prissiest
pickiest
choosiest
daintiest
faddiest
difficultest
acutest
finest
purest
stuffiest
sharpest
keenest
primmest
queasiest
strictest
fullest
choiciest
fiddliest
closest
trickiest
rigidest
subtlest
toughest
minutest
severest
lovingest
chariest
roughest
stiffest
astutest
shrewdest
wisest
perfectest
loyalest
steadfastest
awkwardest
niftiest
completest
deepest
maturest
best-grounded
nitpickiest
pettiest
testiest
most particular
most fastidious
most pernickety
most scrupulous
most punctilious
most delicate
most demanding
most exacting
most finical
most choosey
most fussbudgety
most persnickety
most discriminating
most old-maidish
most overnice
most critical
most meticulous
most pedantic
most careful
most nit-picky
most faddish
most selective
most refined
most perfectionist
most overparticular
most inflexible
most discerning
most exact
most assiduous
most overcritical
most hypercritical
most overdelicate
most perceptive
most obsessive
most fretful
most pass-remarkable
most rigorous
most sensitive
most cautious
most mincing
most puritanical
most prudish
most precise
most proper
most captious
most painstaking
most schoolmarmish
most Victorian
most strait-laced
most sedulous
most thorough
most heedful
most conscionable
most overfastidious
most precious
most punctual
most conscientious
most methodical
most detailed
most accurate
most overscrupulous
most carping
most diligent
most attentive
most exhaustive
most laborious
most religious
most elaborate
most orderly
most judicious
most deliberate
most faithful
most correct
most discriminative
most studious
most mathematical
most circumspect
most thoughtful
most industrious
most dedicated
most intensive
most solid
most thoroughgoing
most censorious
most in-depth
most literalistic
most dogmatic
most prudent
most judgemental
most judgmental
most formalist
most scholastic
most analytical
most purist
most select
most eclectic
most faultfinding
most sophistic
most sophistical
most provident
most opinionated
most concerned
most searching
most regardful
most observant
most strenuous
most discreet
most impeccable
most overprecise
most anal
most pinpoint
most microscopic
most uncompromising
most niggly
most overrefined
most systematic
most complex
most stringent
most duteous
most overcautious
most priggish
most fixed
most scientific
most spot-on
most ordered
most controlled
most white-glove
most zealous
most unswerving
most reliable
most sagacious
most undeviating
most unfailing
most perspicacious
most insightful
most vigilant
most niminy-piminy
most finespun
most winning
most exquisite
most incorrupted
most skilful
UK
most skillful
US
most faultless
most nuanced
most comprehensive
most disparaging
most logical
most pragmatic
most reasoned
most balanced
most rational
most reasonable
most levelheaded
most tasteful
most specific
most cultivated
most cultured
most rejective
most aesthetic
UK
most esthetic
US
most circumstantial
most nagging
most negative
most cavillous
most explicit
most definite
most extensive
most sarcastic
most encyclopedic
US
most developed
most acrimonious
most contrary
most petulant
most cantankerous
most quarrelsome
most elaborated
more ❯
“In short, they are not
squeamish
or unduly troubled by conscience when it comes to hurting us two-legged animals.”
Adjective
▲
(
colloquial
)
Superlative for timid, or showing a lack of courage
softest
timidest
cowardliest
shakiest
jitteriest
wettest
fearfullest
jumpiest
wimpiest
yellowest
feeblest
weakest
frailest
dastardliest
sissiest
unmanliest
wishy-washiest
wussiest
meekest
weediest
shiest
basest
abjectest
mousiest
uselessest
limpest
daftest
tamest
cringiest
slightest
tenderest
faintest
infirmest
foolishest
nerviest
swishiest
ficklest
nerdiest
ignoblest
lamest
gentlest
scariest
drippiest
soppiest
unsurest
flabbiest
unfittest
funkiest
windiest
most spineless
most scared
most panicky
most intimidated
most timorous
most tremulous
most pathetic
most impotent
most spiritless
most characterless
most nerveless
most frightened
most nervous
most startled
most apprehensive
most irresolute
most terrified
most weak-kneed
most lily-livered
most yellow-bellied
most craven
most wimpish
most chicken
most effete
most pusillanimous
most weakened
most recreant
most unheroic
most poltroon
most chickenhearted
most submissive
most boneless
most sissified
most vacillating
most pithless
most feckless
most emasculate
most chicken-livered
most faint-hearted
most namby-pamby
most limp-wristed
most chicken-hearted
most milk-livered
most milk-and-water
most weak-willed
most candy-assed
most afraid
most pigeon-hearted
most ineffectual
most fainthearted
most ineffective
most enervated
most insipid
most hesitant
most anxious
most languid
most diffident
most inept
most caitiff
most unassertive
most dismayed
most cowed
most white-livered
most petrified
most vapid
most powerless
most mediocre
most listless
most sapless
most backward
most worthless
most cowhearted
most fallible
most skittish
most milksoppish
most supine
most half-hearted
most tentative
most spooked
most wavering
most delicate
most unsubstantial
most asthenic
most wasted
most softened
most colourless
UK
most colorless
US
most reluctant
most indecisive
most niddering
most passive
most poltroonish
most unassured
most capricious
most browbeaten
most bullied
most dishonorable
US
most dishonourable
UK
most indeterminate
most errant
most sheepish
most imperfect
most flawed
most resistless
most fearsome
most undependable
most unreliable
most yielding
most corruptible
most disorganized
US
most agitated
most worried
most disorganised
UK
most horrified
most panic-stricken
most horror-stricken
most horror-struck
most frantic
most hysterical
most frozen
most aghast
most frit
most affrighted
most compliant
most persuasible
most persuadable
most impressionable
most feeble-minded
most changeable
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Adjective
▲
Superlative for reluctant to proceed due to doubts or uncertainty
loathest
slowest
wariest
lothest
queasiest
chariest
most reluctant
most indisposed
most unwilling
most averse
most hesitant
most reticent
most discouraged
most uneager
most cautious
most disheartened
most afraid
most calculating
Adjective
▲
Superlative for easily offended or shocked, especially by lascivious matters
primmest
prissiest
squarest
mimsiest
uptightest
most prudish
most puritanical
most priggish
most proper
most Victorian
most moralistic
most schoolmarmish
most straitlaced
most genteel
most governessy
most schoolmistressy
most demure
most bluenosed
most straightlaced
most puritan
most overnice
most overmodest
most illiberal
most niminy-piminy
most old-maidish
most narrow-minded
most nice-nelly
most prim and proper
Adjective
▲
Superlative for feeling a sense of disgust or repulsion
sickest
queasiest
unhappiest
weariest
most disgusted
most sickened
most nauseated
most shocked
most appalled
most nauseous
most displeased
most scandalized
US
most abhorred
most fastidious
most overwrought
most satiated
most tired
most teed off
most fed up
Adjective
▲
Superlative for feeling or showing fear or anxiety
fearfullest
most shocked
most frightened
most terrified
most scared
most spooked
most afraid
most aghast
most horrified
most affrighted
most hysterical
most horror-struck
Adjective
▲
Superlative for using, exercising or showing caution
wariest
chariest
safest
timidest
daintiest
most gingerly
most careful
most cautious
most circumspect
most heedful
most guarded
most alert
most considerate
most conservative
most calculating
most suspicious
most hesitant
most discreet
most reluctant
most delicate
most fastidious
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