“Sickening” in Japanese
Short answer
Sickening in Japanese is “きしょい” (kishoi). Full meaning: gross, disgusting, sickening.
Other ways to say “Sickening” in Japanese
胸糞悪い
munakusowarui disgusting, sickening, revolting, nauseating
胸糞が悪い
munakusogawarui disgusting, sickening, revolting, nauseating
気色い
kishoi gross, disgusting, sickening
きしょう
kishoi gross, disgusting, sickening
気色悪い
kishokuwarui weird, disgusting, sickening
きしょ
kisho gross, disgusting, sickening
気色の悪い
kishokunowarui weird, disgusting, sickening
毒々しい
dokudokushii poisonous, venomous, poisonous-looking; hateful, detestable, loathsome, odious, sickening; gaudy, garish, heavy, gross
気色
kisho gross, disgusting, sickening
気色く
kishoku gross, disgusting, sickening
気色う
kishoi gross, disgusting, sickening
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