ad nauseam
21ad nauseam — to a sickening extent, Latin, lit. to sickness (see NAUSEA (Cf. nausea)) …
22ad nauseam — UK [ˌæd ˈnɔːzɪæm] / US [ˌæd ˈnɔzɪəm] adverb if you do or say something ad nauseam, you repeat it so many times that it annoys other people …
23ad náuseam — (Loc. lat.); literalmente, hasta la náusea ). loc. adv. En exceso, hasta resultar molesto …
24ad nauseam — ► ADVERB ▪ to a tiresomely excessive degree. ORIGIN Latin, to sickness …
25ad nauseam — [ad nô′zē əm, ädnô′zē əm; ad nô′sēəm] adv. [L, to nausea] to the point of disgust; to a sickening extreme …
26usque ad nauseam — /usˈkwi ad nöˈzi am or ŭsˈkwe ad nowˈse am/ (Latin) adverb To the point of disgust …
27ad nauseam — adverb Etymology: Latin Date: 1647 to a sickening or excessive degree …
28ad nauseam — /ad naw zee euhm, am / to a sickening or disgusting degree. [ < L: lit., to seasickness] * * * …
29argumentum ad nauseam — noun The false proof of a statement by (prolonged) repetition, possibly by different people …
30ad nauseam — adverb to a nauseating or sickening degree …