seasickness
/'si:,siknis/
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Definition
- Noun:
- Motion sickness experienced while traveling on water: A condition characterized by nausea and dizziness, caused by the motion of a boat or ship on water.
Usage
- Seasickness is a common ailment for first-time sailors.
- She took medication to prevent seasickness before the cruise.
- The rough waves caused severe seasickness among the passengers.
Advanced Usage
- "to suffer from seasickness": to experience the symptoms of seasickness.
- Many tourists suffer from seasickness on the ferry to the island.
- "prone to seasickness": likely to get seasickness.
- He is prone to seasickness, so he avoids long boat trips.
Variants and Related Words
- Seasick (adj): Affected with or suffering from seasickness.
- The seasick passenger stayed on the deck for fresh air.
Synonyms
- Nausea (n): A feeling of sickness with an inclination to vomit. (Note: This is a symptom, not the condition itself.)
- Mal de mer (n): The French term for seasickness.
Related Phrases
- Motion sickness: The general term for sickness caused by motion, which includes seasickness, carsickness, and airsickness.
- Seasickness is a specific type of motion sickness.
Noun
- motion sickness experienced while traveling on water