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Discover LudwigThe phrase "choppy sea" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe rough and turbulent waters, caused by high winds or strong currents. Example: Despite the clear blue sky, the choppy sea made it difficult for the boat to navigate through the harbor.
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My lady's hair is like a frozen choppy sea.
A long way off across a choppy sea.
An island of calm in a choppy sea.
Hog rooting had left it resembling a choppy sea under irregular winds.
Is global prose dissolving into a choppy sea of bite-sized jokey paragraphs?
One way to think about it is to envision the photons as boats on this choppy sea.
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The visibility has been poor the last three days, with choppy seas.
The choreography, highly charged and churning, like choppy seas, leaves little space for stillness.
Rescues and sinkings occur almost daily in the often choppy seas off Greece's eastern islands.
Despite the choppy seas, networks use the same flimsy rubber dinghies throughout the year.
That vessel too capsized late on Friday, plunging the men, women and children into choppy seas.
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