Use 'retch' to express a strong physical reaction, suggesting intense disgust or sickness.

Intensity Indicator

'Retch' often paints a vivid picture of discomfort; imagine someone's body convulsing.

Visual Imagery

'Retch' means attempting to vomit, not the act of vomiting itself.

Not Actual Vomiting

When 'retch' is a noun, it's describing the specific action someone makes during this experience.

Physical Action

A retch can be silent or barely noticeable – the sound level varies.

Not Always Loud

Think of a noun 'retch' as an event or instance of trying to vomit.

Individual Event

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Retch

Intensity Indicator

Visual Imagery

Not Actual Vomiting

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