During the rough crossing, the normally cheerful sailor grew seasick and had to lie down.

Despite taking precautions, she suffered from severe seasickness during the storm and had to lie down.

The ferry's frequent seasicknesses among passengers prompted the crew to distribute motion-sickness bands.

By the end of the afternoon, Maria felt seasicker than anyone else on the ferry.

Of everyone on the ferry, Maria was the seasickest, her face pale and her hand clutched the rail.