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loss of equilibrium





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He said he thought so but was uncertain about a concussion and possible loss of equilibrium.

From Time Magazine Archive

"Jack fell down and broke his crown" became: "A youth, designated only as 'Jack,' sustained, incident to a loss of equilibrium, a fracture of the cranium."

From Time Magazine Archive

Loud noise also causes a number of unpleasant bodily sensations, such as vibration of the head and eyeballs, loss of vision, loss of equilibrium and heating of the skin.

From Time Magazine Archive

That worthy, we regret to add, though still unwilling to yield, and still striving to retort, had nevertheless suffered considerable loss of equilibrium.

From Guy Rivers: A Tale of Georgia by Simms, William Gilmore

One fat policeman ventured a toppling yard or so on the floating timber, threw his hands aloft in loss of equilibrium, and with a mighty effort regained the shore, where he sat down, panting.

From Blazed Trail Stories and Stories of the Wild Life by White, Stewart Edward




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