seasick (adjective)

1. During the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805, many sailors became seasick as the ships rocked violently in the rough seas.

2. As the boat rocked back and forth while crossing the sacred river Ganges, some pilgrims started feeling seasick during their religious journey.

3. The luxurious cruise ship was designed with stabilizers and anti-seasickness measures to ensure a comfortable experience for its passengers.

4. Even though the model looked stunning on the runway, she actually felt quite seasick due to the constant movement and flashing lights.