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vertigo

[vur-ti-goh] / ˈvɜr tɪˌgoʊ /


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Many are framing this moment of political vertigo as a new Red Scare, a 21st-century McCarthyism.

From Salon

“It’s become a mandatory part of my routine,” said Cess, age 41, whose perimenopause symptoms include brain fog, vertigo, anxiety, fatigue, insomnia and acute difficulty regulating her temperature.

From The Wall Street Journal

He asked anyone affected to seek medical attention and listed symptoms from fatigue to vertigo, seizures, confusion, tightness in chest and heart palpitations.

From The Wall Street Journal

"I see you," he says repeatedly, identifying uber-fans at the front and distant figures in the vertigo seats.

From BBC

Americans are experiencing a type of spiritual, political and societal vertigo, where our fundamental beliefs and expectations about what is healthy and normal are being challenged, if not shattered altogether.

From Salon