Pronunciation: /ˈhɛviˌhɛdɪdnəs/
noun a state of feeling mentally dull or sluggish
A1 I have heavy-headedness when I don't get enough sleep.
A2 She experienced heavy-headedness after staying up all night studying.
B1 Heavy-headedness is a common symptom of dehydration.
B2 The doctor diagnosed the patient's heavy-headedness as a side effect of their medication.
C1 Chronic heavy-headedness can be a sign of a more serious underlying health condition.
C2 The athlete's heavy-headedness was attributed to a concussion sustained during the game.
formal The patient complained of heavy-headedness as a side effect of the medication.
informal I always feel heavy-headed after staying up late studying.
slang I can't focus in class today, I have major heavy-headedness.
figurative The weight of the world on her shoulders left her with a sense of heavy-headedness.
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