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Meanings of vertiginous in inglés

Having or causing a whirling sensation; liable to falling.

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Usage of vertiginous in inglés
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But the most vertiginous rise has come over the past three deals.
The Guardian
2
His rise to fame was as vertiginous as his fall and decay.
Mademoiselle Fifi
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The tiered seats dropped away towards the pitch in a vertiginous slope.
Pack animals
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The pool dumps over the edge to become the vertiginous Fautaua Falls.
BBC
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And after this, who would dare suggest his vertiginous ascent is slowing?
The Guardian
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Her cheekbones were vertiginous, her nose aquiline, her mouth a lurid gash.
The new yorker
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Our children have a vertiginous glimpse of their place in history.
The Guardian
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But neither was enough to explain the vertiginous 1929-style plunge in share prices.
The Irish Times
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Instead, Sawyer came to chart the vertiginous growth of the industry.
The Guardian
10
We could be talking about his vertiginous vaults or deadly slapshot right now.
The Guardian
11
Being this close to so much power is a vertiginous sensation.
Soon I will be invincible
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A few kilometres up vertiginous, winding roads and we had travelled back centuries.
The Guardian
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Tatum resumed his backward march, staring wide-eyed into the vertiginous blizzard.
Genellan: planetfall
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She is still weak, and still vertiginous from the caterpillar's venom.
Poe's children: the new horror : an anthology
15
The vertiginous lawn seemed to engulf him as he stood in its emptiness.
The secret river
16
She'd not ventured this close before, and its proximity was vertiginous.
Imajica: Complete Edition
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