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Meanings of giddiness in English
A reeling sensation; a feeling that you are about to fall.
Usage of giddiness in English
1
He felt an unaccustomed giddiness; it was long since he had smoked.
2
His giddiness had passed and he felt small and insignificant and content.
3
The feeling of giddiness hit him instantly, and all fear left him.
4
There was only a sense of relief so profound it approached giddiness.
5
Thoughts of her father had driven some of the giddiness from her.
6
Despite everything, thinking about him pumped an errant giddiness through her veins.
7
He knew he should feel a giddiness, a rising thrill or panic.
8
He stooped with an odd sense of giddiness and picked it up.
9
I was now past giddiness and into a kind of ragged irritation.
10
Sometimes I could distinguish nothing before me, then the giddiness went away.
11
Her head began to swim and a fit of giddiness assailed her.
12
This giddiness was mirrored in the minutiae surrounding some of the players.
13
I felt a sudden giddiness, but my godmother did not notice it.
14
My heart grew weak and sick, and my head swam with giddiness.
15
Such a woman is apt enough to suffer from vertigo or giddiness.
16
Schick. Her feigned giddiness vaporized, she looks off into the bordering wood.
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Giddiness across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common