dizzily
/ˈdɪzəli/
adverb
- In a way that makes you feel unsteady, as if things are spinning around you.
- The room seemed to tilt dizzily as the fever set in.
- He climbed the ladder and looked down dizzily at the ground far below.
- She spun around dizzily until she had to sit down.
- In a way that is confusing or overwhelming because of speed or change.
- The news came dizzily fast, one announcement after another.
- The plot of the movie moved dizzily from one twist to another.
- Prices rose dizzily during the housing boom.
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