squeamish

IPA: skwˈimɪʃ

Easily shocked, sickened or frightened; tending to be nauseated or nervous; oversensitive.
Averse or reluctant.

Examples of "squeamish" in Sentences

People do tend to be squeamish.
He was a very goosey and squeamish person.
It's certainly not for the squeamish, is it
His lectures were not for the squeamish ones.
I found I wasn't squeamish and I watched operations.
Hanzha was reportedly the most squeamish of the three.
I'm squeamish, and there was only point I had to look away.
On one hand, an attempt by the squeamish to objectify their biases.
Is it accurate to tell squeamish people that myoglobin is not blood
It might perhaps be considered among the least squeamish of creatures.
Yet rejection of DIY killing and eating pet animals is increasingly cast as "squeamish" - shirking a necessary evil like cleaning up vomit instead of shirking voluntary and unnecessary violence.