emesis
/ɪˈmiːsɪs/Definitions
1. noun
a forceful discharge of stomach contents, often caused by a poison or a strong emotion.
“The doctor diagnosed the patient with severe emesis due to food poisoning.”
2. noun
a condition of frequent or persistent vomiting, often associated with pregnancy or gastroenteritis.
“The pregnant woman complained of morning emesis, which was becoming increasingly unbearable.”