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Meanings of lightheadedness in English

Portuguese
tontura
Catalan
vertigen

A reeling sensation; a feeling that you are about to fall.

tontura
Russian
лёгкость головы
Catalan
sensació de buidor de cap

Common and typically unpleasant sensation of dizziness.

Related terms
лёгкость головы
Usage of lightheadedness in English
1
Dull pain shot through her thigh, accompanied by a rush of lightheadedness.
Celtic fire
2
Somehow, his turmoil and fear had transformed into lightheadedness, even levity.
Quantico
3
He gets up and staggers as a wave of lightheadedness rushes through him.
Finders Keepers
4
Rhiannon closed her eyes as a swell of lightheadedness assaulted her.
Celtic fire
5
Faintness or lightheadedness associated with Pots is usually relieved by lying down again.
The Irish Times
6
According to the agency, the most common adverse reactions were rash, itching and lightheadedness.
Reuters
7
Soon enough his lightheadedness returned and with it came a dull surge of indifference.
Lowboy
8
A lightheadedness crept over him as he came panting down to the water's edge.
Never-Fail Blake
9
She leaned back against the wall and sighed, waiting for that first hit of lightheadedness.
The last 10 seconds
10
Her lightheadedness and nausea turned into fear and agony and Aegle fell to the ground.
Book Two: Descent
11
One housekeeper experienced itchiness of her face, angioedema, and lightheadedness immediately after inflating a latex balloon.
Pubmed
12
Symptoms of OI include lightheadedness or fainting.
The Irish Times
13
No asthma, no lightheadedness, no scarlet fever.
Lowboy
14
The same could be true of the lightheadedness he'd felt, actual unconsciousness in the case of the kids.
Under the dome: a novel
15
A lightheadedness... everything intense... but my body feels cold and numb...
Flowers for Algernon
16
Clara blinked against a sudden lightheadedness.
The grail king
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Translations for lightheadedness
Portuguese
tonturavertigem
Lightheadedness through the time