queasily          
adverb uk/ˈkwiː.zəl.i/ us/ˈkwiː.zəl.i/
 催人呕吐地
in a way that makes you feel likely to vomit
  I could feel my stomach rumble queasily. 我可以感觉到我的胃在很不舒服地咕咕作响。 
 I felt feverish and queasily dizzy. 我感到发烧和恶心得头晕。 
  (令人)局促不安的,不舒服的,不确定的
in a way that makes you feel worried, unhappy, or uncertain
  The movie is difficult to watch but queasily fascinating.  电影虽然不易看懂,但情节难料,吊人胃口。 
 The book comes queasily close to romanticizing suicide. 书中几乎是在美化自杀行为,令读者反胃。 
 See: queasy
 - More examples
 - She watched a little queasily as the animals were slaughtered.
 - I found a chair on deck where I could doze queasily.
 - Visitors can queasily shuffle along a beam above the exhibition floor for a taste of what it feels like.
 - These are queasily voyeuristic paintings of human solitude and alienation.
 - The narrative wavers queasily between pathos and the grotesque.