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dizzy
adjective as in light-headed, confused
Strong matches
adjective as in flighty, scatterbrained
Example Sentences
Bari Vecchia—or “old” Bari—is a dizzying but inviting warren of white-stone alleyways and sunny piazzas that make up the historic heart of the city.
Now, there’s a dizzying number of new—better—options.
I felt dizzy, but took a deep breath.
The decisions and uncertainty arising from US trade policy, dizzying markets and decisions over its interest rates, loom large.
Maduro promoted officers at a dizzying pace, primarily based on loyalty rather than competence, former military officers and researchers who have studied the Venezuelan military say.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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