How to spell NUIOUS correctly?
If you mistakenly typed "Nuious", don't worry, it happens to the best of us! The correct word you might be looking for could be "Nauseous". This word describes a feeling of sickness or discomfort in the stomach. Double-checking spelling is always a good idea!
List of suggestions on how to spell Nuious correctly
- Anxious She felt anxious before her big presentation at work.
- Curious I am so curious about what happens next!
- Dubious I have a dubious feeling about that new employee, he seems to be hiding something.
- Envious She was so envious of her friend's new job.
- Furious She was furious when she found out her brother had eaten her last slice of pizza.
- IOUs I hate to ask for money, but could you pay back the IOUs you owe me?
- Mucous The body's defense system produces excess mucous to help trap invading bacteria or viruses.
- Nous Nous allons au parc demain matin.
- Noxious The fumes from the chemical plant were noxious and caused many people to become sick.
- Numinous The numinous feeling she experienced in the ancient temple left her feeling both overwhelmed and spiritually awakened.
- Odious I find the smell coming from the garbage bin absolutely odious.
- Pious She was well known for her pious devotion to her religion.
- Rufous The rufous bird perched on the tree branch was a rare sight.
- Ruinous The war had a ruinous effect on the country's economy and infrastructure.
