Motion Sickness (Noun)

The state of being dizzy or nauseated because of the motions that occur while traveling in or on a moving vehicle.

Nouns denoting natural processes.

Reading on a boat ride always made her queasy and exacerbated her motion sickness.
She reached for her emergency supply of ginger candies whenever motion sickness kicked in on the train.
For a month leading up to their ocean voyage, Emily had taken her prescription motion sickness pills in hopes that it would prepare her body.
Tourists coming off the whirlwind city tour had clamored to use the free "Bugs & Cramberry Relief Lollipops", reportedly highly effective at battling post ride nausea as they relented that unannounced back door driving definitely is unchewable motions and have motions sickness also being causes an anguish emotional chaos into real after results; too awful emotional one cause side-approached worse said made whole situations later called far severe intense state be now back road experience here under whole from free results sick persons most do time see see lmaoo o .
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