can someone tell me the difference between nauseated and naucious? plz give me some examples?

Question

plz

an example
and the similarities and differences

Answer 1

I think nauseated, for the most part, would be used in the past tense...

1) I really don't want to go to the concert,
I'm feeling rather nauseous.

2) I didn’t go to the beach yesterday,
because I was nauseated.

Answer 2

Most music is classified by beats per minutes, bass, guitar, and improvisation. Hip Hop is generally slow in beats per minute with a heavy bassline and heavy beats. In Hip hop you will find that there is lots of improvisation and the lyrics are spoken. Pop music is very general in nature and is designed to reach the widest audience. Vocals are usually non improvisational and the bass and treble are in the midrange. Country is known for being twangy. The music usually tells a story and is slow in tempo. There is no heavy bass or beat and the music is secondary to the singing. House music was derived from Disco and carries a fast rhythm and driving beat. The beats per minute are usually about double the average heart rate. The lyrics are not as important as the beat. It is meant to be danced to. R & B music is a mix of several genres; soul, gospel, jazz and lately hip hop. R&B is soulful in nature and usually has a defined beat and a bassline not usually found in Pop music. The focus is more on the baseline and less on guitar or treble as in Rock music. I hope this helps.

Answer 3

There are dozens of examples given on the net as shown here
http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=RNWE,RNWE:2004-15,RNWE:en&q=nauseated
most of which claim nausious (note spelling) is a characteristic of something (like vomit) while nauseated is a feeling a person reports. I suspect that both are varients of the same old word given fine definition differences to explain why two words exist.
Yup, Wikipedia goes on at length about this (go down list)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_English_words_with_disputed_usage