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dizzy
adjective as in light-headed, confused
Strong matches
adjective as in flighty, scatterbrained
Example Sentences
The dizzying fundraising frenzy has raised several uncomfortable questions about the expensive valuations commanded by these often-unprofitable newbie companies.
The robust stock-market rally this year, boosted by a dizzying AI frenzy, has prompted many to sound the alarm on a possible bubble.
In addition to disinformation, Brussels identifies two major threats to the bloc: cyberattacks and the dizzying development of artificial intelligence.
A lot of women I know like Flo, but I find its many sections dizzying.
To some, it could look like evidence that the rise of AI — which has propelled the U.S. stock market to dizzying heights — has coincided with a deterioration in the labor market.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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