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Meanings of vertigo in English
Usage of vertigo in English
1
To the medical way of thinking, however, vertigo is a discrete symptom.
2
But without a change, summer vertigo will soon dissolve into autumn regret.
3
They fascinated me; I felt my pace slowing; a vertigo seized me.
4
The inner ear microcirculation may result in the attack of recurrent vertigo.
5
His mind was in a vertigo with this whirl of new ideas.
6
He saw sparks, felt the room spin, then a sense of vertigo.
7
It read: Jason was diagnosed to have suffered from benign positional vertigo.
8
For the first and last time in my life I had vertigo.
9
He followed her on through a region of vertigo, a pinwheel path.
10
I had another moment of vertigo and moved away from the window.
11
Tesla's stock has always been volatile, subject to vertigo-inducing spikes and dives.
12
The lulling hymns were like the very vertigo that bore them away.
13
He was again seized with the vertigo, and swayed against the tree.
14
A feeling of nausea overcame her, and a dizzying sense of vertigo.
15
You might never have been able to move again without suffering vertigo.
16
But the real danger here, Morgan had been warned, was not vertigo.
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Translations for vertigo
Russian
Vertigo through the time
Vertigo across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common