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Meaning of dizzying
The primary meaning of "dizzying" is causing someone to feel dizzy or disoriented.
Etymology of dizzying
The word "dizzying" originates from the verb "dizzy", which has its roots in Old English "dysig", meaning foolish or stupid, and is related to the Old Norse word "dysa", meaning to become dizzy or foolish
Historical usage of the word "dizzying" dates back to the 14th century, initially used to describe something that causes dizziness or disorientation, and later expanded to include the connotation of something being impressively overwhelming
Synonyms
bewildering
confusing
disorienting
staggering
shocking
astounding
astonishing
perplexing
baffling
puzzling
mystifying
enchanting
enthralling
captivating
spellbinding
mesmerizing
dazzling
stunning
breathtaking
awe-inspiring
jaw-dropping
mind-boggling
incredible
unbelievable
extraordinary
remarkable
sensational
spectacular
fantastic
phenomenal
Definitions
- Making someone feel dizzy or disoriented, often due to a intense or confusing situation
- * Extremely impressive or exciting, often in a way that is overwhelming
Usage Examples
- The dizzying array of options at the restaurant made it difficult to choose a dish
- * The dizzying heights of the skyscraper made my head spin
- * The firework display was a dizzying spectacle of color and light