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Definition of dizziest - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
medicalfeeling unsteady or lightheaded
- After the roller coaster, she felt the dizziest she had ever been.
2.
- That was the dizziest idea I've ever heard.
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experience the most extreme dizziness
After the roller coaster ride, I was dizziest.
Origin of dizziest
English, dizzy (having vertigo) + -est (superlative)
Examples of dizziest in a sentence
The medication made her the dizziest she had ever been. That was the dizziest plan imaginable. She had the dizziest look on her face.
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- French:le plus étourdi, le plus loufoque, ...
- German:schwindligste, verrückteste, ...
- Italian:più stordita, più sciocco, ...
- Spanish:más mareada, más despistado, ...
- Portuguese:mais tonta, tolo, ...
- Chinese:最晕眩的, 最荒唐的, ...
- Japanese:最もめまいがする, ばかげた, ...
- Arabic:أَشَدّ دَوَرانًا, الأكثر تشتتًا, ...
- Hebrew:סַחְרְחַר, מְטוּפָּשׁ, ...
- Russian:самая головокружительная, самый глупый, ...
- Ukrainian:найбільш запаморочена, найбезглуздіший, ...
- Hindi:सबसे अधिक चक्कराया हुआ, मूर्खतापूर्ण, ...
Definition of dizzy - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
physical sensationfeeling lightheaded or unsteady
- After spinning around, I felt dizzy.
2.
inducing vertigocausing a spinning sensation
- The dizzy heights of the tower made him feel uneasy.
3.
personality traitUS lacking seriousness or being frivolousUS
- Her dizzy attitude made her fun to be around.
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physically high place causing dizziness
The climbers reached the dizzy heights of the mountain peak.
overwhelmed by strong longing or passion
She felt dizzy with desire when he kissed her.
overwhelmed by achievements or victories
She felt dizzy with success after winning the championship.
brief period of dizziness
She had a dizzy spell after standing up too quickly.
woman with blonde hair seen as silly or scatterbrained
People unfairly called her a dizzy blonde at work.
Origin of dizzy
Old English, dysig (foolish)
Examples of dizzy in a sentence
She felt dizzy after the roller coaster ride. The dizzy ride left everyone feeling queasy. He avoided the dizzying roller coaster. She was too dizzy to handle the serious task. His dizzy nature often led to silly mistakes.
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- French:étourdi, vertigineux, ...
- German:schwindelig, schwindelerregend, ...
- Italian:stordito, vertiginoso, ...
- Spanish:mareado, frívolo, ...
- Portuguese:tonto, vertiginoso, ...
- Chinese:头晕的, 头晕目眩的, ...
- Japanese:めまいがする, 目が回るような, ...
- Arabic:دائِخ, مُسَبِّبٌ لِلدُّوار, ...
- Hebrew:סְחַרְחַר, מְסַחְרֵר, ...
- Russian:головокружительный, закруживающий голову, ...
- Ukrainian:запаморочливий, легковажний, ...
- Hindi:चकराया, चक्कर देने वाला, ...
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