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Meanings of slight dizziness in English
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Usage of slight dizziness in English
1
Most people feel a slight dizziness at first, but this sensation quickly passes.
2
He felt a slight dizziness, but it passed off quickly.
3
Save for a slight dizziness, the minstrel said, he was.
4
After two glasses Susan, warned by a slight dizziness, stopped drinking; Etta followed her example.
5
A slight dizziness, caused no doubt by hunger, prompts him to sit in the nearest armchair.
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The only side effect is some slight dizziness.
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She was almost in; it was only a slight dizziness, yet she could not see the light-house.
8
He noted a "remarkable restlessness, combined with slight dizziness" that made him stop his work.
9
No, thank you, laughed Peggy, sitting up and feeling, except for a slight dizziness, almost herself again.
10
Crawford put Forbes out into the hall and ran back for the bottle, sensing a slight dizziness himself.
11
As he moved he felt a slight dizziness-not enough to be unpleasant but sufficient to convince him that he had indeed been drugged.
12
As he moved he felt a slight dizziness-notenough to be troublesome, but sufficient to convince him that he had indeed been drugged.
13
To tell the truth, I am not myself- aslightdizziness--
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Still I was not near the sheet of water, and felt not the slightest dizziness.
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"A slight dizziness," was the answer.