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seasickness
[see-sik-nis]
noun
nausea and dizziness, sometimes accompanied by vomiting, resulting from the rocking or swaying motion of a vessel in which one is traveling at sea.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of seasickness1
Example Sentences
John Reis, vocalist and guitarist of Rocket From the Crypt, was concerned about seasickness and feeling “trapped” but neither proved to be an issue, and he found it easy to “succumb to the vibe.”
For athletes with no experience of sailing, seasickness is an obvious first hurdle they need to overcome before they can become a cyclor.
The occupants of the yacht were experiencing seasickness and were eventually towed for more than five hours to the nearest point of safety in Torquay.
The gangly motion of the camel and the constant rolling of the sands created a feeling like seasickness.
Relatives had expressed concern about him over the last week, initially saying he was suffering with seasickness, which he himself suspected was a "bad reaction to taking some antibiotics".
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