Bad and Seasick

Bad

Bad adjective - Temporarily suffering from a disorder of the body.
Usage example: I've been feeling bad all week with this cold

Seasick and bad are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Seasick" instead an adjective "Bad".

Nearby Words: badly, badness

Seasick

Seasick adjective - Experiencing motion sickness.
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Synonyms for Seasick

Bad and seasick are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bad" instead an adjective "Seasick".

Nearby Word: seasickness

Both words in one sentence

  • Webcomic / Stand Still, Stay Silent Unfortunately, said uncle's sole personality trait is a bad case of implied hypochondria, and he was already being seasick before being told the news.
  • A Bloody Mess Sadlygrove is found amongst several red stains all over the walls and floor, and the heroes think he's wounded or dead... except that he comments later, "It's a bad idea to eat red berries while seasick."
    Source: A Bloody Mess
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