Pronunciation: /ˈdɪz.ɪ.nəs/
noun a state of lightheadedness or vertigo that may be caused by various factors such as illness or spinning sensations
A1 She felt dizziness after spinning around in circles.
A2 The medication made him experience dizziness as a side effect.
B1 The hiker had to stop and rest due to dizziness from the high altitude.
B2 The pilot's dizziness caused him to lose control of the aircraft.
C1 The athlete's dizziness was a result of dehydration and exhaustion.
C2 The doctor diagnosed her dizziness as a vestibular disorder requiring further testing.
formal The patient reported feeling dizziness and lightheadedness after standing up quickly.
informal I had to sit down for a moment because the dizziness hit me out of nowhere.
slang I felt so dizzy, I thought I was going to pass out.
figurative The sudden success of the project left me feeling a bit dizzy with excitement.
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