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Term: Sequeamish

Definition:

Sequeamish (adjective)

1. Easily nauseated or sickened by disgusting or disturbing things.

2. Easily offended or disgusted, especially by matters of a sexual nature.

3. Reluctant or hesitant in facing or dealing with something.

Sample Sentences:

1. The smell in the dumpster made Jane feel sequeamish.

2. He is sequeamish when it comes to dissecting animals for biology class.

3. The movie's explicit scenes made the sequeamish viewer uncomfortable.

4. She was sequeamish about taking risks and trying new things.

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