travel-sick

adjective

1. nauseated from riding in a moving vehicle

Derived Forms

• ˈtravel-ˌsickness, noun

Example Sentences

In their place have come the notoriously travel-sick Chris Woakes, Gus Atkinson, a summer revelation but untried away from home, and Brydon Carse, untried anywhere and only just off completing a ban for historic gambling offences.

From BBC

Elsewhere, rock-bottom Sunderland have a pint and chaser lined up in the last-chance saloon; three points at the expense of travel-sick Burnley are surely a must.

From The Guardian

Pretending to be an Andrex puppy with my mouth full of toilet paper, or being nude body-painted at an office, or the time my skirt fell off on an escalator in front of a philosopher I was trying to impress, or the time I was travel-sick in Steve Coogan's car.

From The Guardian

Never afraid of killing off key characters, Damages has so many twists and switcheroos, as paths cross and corners are turned, that you may feel travel-sick.

From The Guardian

So it had come about that their state-rooms had been taken on the Belle Julie; and on the morning of the second day out from New Orleans, Miss Gilman was so far from being travel-sick that she was able to sit with Charlotte in the shade of the hurricane-deck aft, and to enjoy, with what quavering enthusiasm there was in her, the matchless scenery of the lower Mississippi.

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