seasick Antonyms
Strongest:
- hale
- cured
- healthy
- healthful
- well
- well
- able-bodied
- better
- better
- healthful
- healthy
- wholesome
- cured
- able-bodied
- sound
- sound
- whole
- wholesome
- hale
- whole
Strong:
- well-conditioned
- conditioned
- tough
- lusty
- hardy
- improved
- recovering
- hardy
- conditioned
- improved
- recovering
- fit
- well-conditioned
- strong
- fit
- lusty
- tough
- strong
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- light-headed
- cruddy
- symptomatic
- feverish
- lousy
- poorly
- achy
- disordered
- ill
- diseased
- sick
- seedy
- qualmish
- unwell
Weak:
Meaning of seasick
seasick (s)
experiencing motion sickness
seasick (a.)
Affected with seasickness.
seasick Sentence Examples
- The thought of sailing made her feel terribly seasick.
- Despite taking medication, he still struggled with severe seasickness during the voyage.
- The choppy seas left many passengers seasick and miserable.
- The captain announced that the rough weather could induce seasickness in some travelers.
- I always get seasick when I travel on a boat, so I take precautions to avoid it.
- The seasick child lay on the deck, unable to keep down any food or drink.
- The smell of the boat's engine mixed with the salty sea air exacerbated his seasickness.
- She clung to the railing, her body wracked with nausea caused by seasickness.
- I can't believe you're not seasick; I'm green around the gills just thinking about it.
- The cruise was supposed to be relaxing, but the constant rocking of the ship made everyone seasick.
FAQs About the word seasick
experiencing motion sicknessAffected with seasickness.
nauseous, nauseated, queazy, dizzy, queasy, carsick, shaky, sickish, airsick, woozy
hale, cured, healthy, healthful, well, well, able-bodied, better, better, healthful
The thought of sailing made her feel terribly seasick.
Despite taking medication, he still struggled with severe seasickness during the voyage.
The choppy seas left many passengers seasick and miserable.
The captain announced that the rough weather could induce seasickness in some travelers.
