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Meanings of feel dizzy in English

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Usage of feel dizzy in English
1
A day without it and we start to feel dizzy and nauseous.
The Irish Times
2
The rapidity and the uncontrollability of events made Mr. Prohack feel dizzy.
Mr. Prohack
3
But rather than numbing my senses, it just made me feel dizzy.
Somewhere inside
4
As soon as I reached the vestibule I began to, feel dizzy.
Original Short Stories — Volume 07
5
Tears immediately welled in Tokiko's eyes, and she began to feel dizzy.
Japanese Tales of Mystery & Imagination
6
I feel dizzy and my stomach...ohh, man, can we just go home?
Past malice: an emma fielding mystery
7
They feel dizzy and get diarrhoea too, she said, shaking her head.
Reuters
8
A scream of pain bursts from my mouth, and I feel dizzy.
Divergent
9
She started to feel dizzy, could no longer repress the shock.
Kennedy's brain
10
But I started to feel dizzy again, and I couldn't see.
The eyes of a king
11
The brightness blinded her, the sudden warmth made her feel dizzy.
Balloons
12
The vessel rolls about so that we begin to feel dizzy.
Little Journey to Puerto Rico / For Intermediate and Upper Grade...
13
Every time I tossed the ball up I would feel dizzy.
The Guardian
14
The thought that he had almost asked her, now made him feel dizzy.
Erik Dorn
15
After a moment, when the closed eyes made her feel dizzy, she straightened.
The lost recipe for happiness
16
Standing on the platform, waiting for the train, I feel dizzy.
The Girl on the Train
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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