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Definition of dizzily - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
feeling of spinningRare in a way that causes a sensation of spinning or unsteadinessRare
- She walked dizzily to the couch after spinning around.
2.
confusionRare in a confusing or overwhelming mannerRare
- The information was presented dizzily, leaving everyone puzzled.
Origin of dizzily
Old English, dysig (foolish) + -ly (adverbial suffix)
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dizzily
in a way that causes dizziness or confusion
Examples of dizzily in a sentence
The child spun around dizzily in the playground. She dizzily navigated the crowded room. The plot unfolded dizzily, confusing viewers.
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- French:d'une manière étourdissante, de façon désordonnée, ...
- German:schwindelig, überwältigend, ...
- Italian:barcollando, confusamente, ...
- Spanish:vertiginosamente, confusamente, ...
- Portuguese:tontamente, confusamente, ...
- Chinese:头晕地, 混乱地, ...
- Japanese:目まいがして, 混乱するように, ...
- Arabic:بدوار, بِشَكْلٍ مُرْبِك, ...
- Hebrew:בְּסַחַרְחוֹרֶת, בְּצוּרָה מַבְלֶבֶלֶת, ...
- Russian:головокружительно, запутанно, ...
- Ukrainian:запаморочливо, хаотично, ...
- Hindi:चक्कर खाकर, भ्रमित तरीके से, ...
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