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mal de mer

[mal duh mer] / mal də ˈmɛr /


NOUN
seasickness
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The filming, some of which took place off the coast of Barcelona, caused some seasickness problems among the moviemakers, but Dunaway seemed to have had more worries about costuming than mal de mer.

From Time Magazine Archive

His fear of mal de mer prevented him from carrying out frequent plans for coming to the U. S. Died.

From Time Magazine Archive

Talbot exclaims at one point, but the energy he might have devoted to metaphysical speculations on this insight pour instead into keeping himself upright on the heaving decks and avoiding mal de mer.

From Time Magazine Archive

Dr. Desnoes has been having the company ship-doctors gather data on the malady, known also as mal de mer and nausea marma, to which most people, even sailors, are subject.

From Time Magazine Archive

“I had mal de mer when I was on the steamer,” the child said, in her pretty, painstaking English—she spoke French habitually.

From Outside Inn by Ethel M. (Ethel May) Kelley




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