Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
rough-sea
noun
/rʌf siː/
Definition
A body of water that is turbulent and has high waves, typically caused by strong winds or storms.
Examples
- Boats should avoid sailing during a rough sea.
- The fishermen returned to shore due to the rough sea.
- She felt uneasy as the ship rocked in the rough sea.
Meaning
The term ‘rough sea’ describes a condition where ocean waters are choppy and unsafe for navigation, often characterized by large waves and unpredictable currents.
Synonyms
- turbulent sea
- stormy waters
- choppy sea
