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mal de mer
[ mal duh mer ]
mal de mer
/ mal də mɛr /
noun
- seasickness
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Example Sentences
Christmas Day on the high seas off Adelie Land, everything wet and fairly miserable; incipient mal de mer, wind 55-60; snowing!
It seemed to them like a personal affront for anyone not to succumb to mal de mer.
The channel ride of twenty-one miles was made by the Harrises without the dreaded mal de mer.
Yes, I find I have a guest to share my cabin with me, and he has begun by yielding to an attack of mal-de-mer.
Perhaps it was her sense of loss of her husband, perhaps mal de mer was at the bottom of it.
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