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Meanings of suffer from vertigo in English

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Usage of suffer from vertigo in English
1
Such a woman is apt enough to suffer from vertigo or giddiness.
Doctor and Patient
2
This experience is not for those who suffer from vertigo.
The Guardian
3
Normally it's the opponents of Roger Federer who suffer from vertigo on Wimbledon grass.
The Irish Times
4
One did not have to suffer from vertigo to be worried by a fifteen-metre drop and a pack of ravenous trolls.
Artemis Fowl: the opal deception
5
Is she suffering from vertigo or St. Vitus's dance, in her widowhood?
Pelle the Conqueror — Volume 03
6
Magali Chesnel suffers from vertigo; she also loves taking pictures from very high heights.
Wired
7
They are not suffering from vertigo just yet, never mind swinging from the chandeliers.
The Irish Times
8
The world No10 was suffering from vertigo, which has troubled him with worrying routine.
The Guardian
9
How many times did she assist at Matins suffering from vertigo or violent headaches!
The Story of a Soul (L'Histoire d'une Âme): The Autobiography of...
10
All patients presented with sensorineural hearing loss and tinnitus, and 2 also suffered from vertigo.
Pubmed
11
Jokic missed his second consecutive game with an illness and Gallinari was suffering from vertigo.
Reuters
12
She looked as if she were suffering from vertigo.
Anthropology of an american girl: a novel
13
But tell me, are you suffering from vertigo since you are counting to a hundred?
Master Olof: A Drama in Five Acts
14
It's a wonder they're not suffering from vertigo.
The Irish Times
15
Höglund reported that he was suffering from vertigo.
Firewall
16
The actress suffered from vertigo -a condition that would get worse when she was in water.
News.com.au
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