dizzy — meaning, examples & etymology [English]

dizzy (/ˈdɪzi/)

adjective  ·  Beginner  ·  Body & Health

🔊 /ˈdɪzi/

Meaning

Meaning: feeling like things are spinning

Feeling unsteady, as if everything is spinning and you might fall. It often happens when tired, sick, or after spinning around.

Examples

🗣 She felt dizzy after standing up too fast.

Etymology

From Old English ‘dysig’ (foolish, stupid), later shifting to mean unsteady.

How & Where It’s Used

Common when describing symptoms of illness, heat, or low blood sugar.

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