What is another word for Dizzying?
Pronunciation:
[ dˈɪzɪɪŋ], [ dˈɪzɪɪŋ], [ d_ˈɪ_z_ɪ__ɪ_ŋ]
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Similar words for Dizzying:
- excessive (adjective)
- giddy (adjective)
- immoderate (adjective)
- inordinate (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- overabundant (adjective)
- steep (adjective)
- other relevant words (noun)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Dizzying:
adj.
• excessive (adjective)- most unmeasurable,
- super natural,
- most plethoric,
- in-temperate,
- most overboard,
- super-abundant,
- un reasonable,
- more unmeasurable,
- un-reasonable,
- un due,
- over board,
- selfindulgent,
- in temperate,
- dis-proportionate,
- un-duest,
- self indulgent,
- most recrementitious,
- most overkill,
- super abundant,
- un-duer,
- more plethoric,
- over-kill,
- un-measurable,
- super-natural,
- un-conscionable,
- un conscionable,
- un duest,
- un bounded,
- over kill,
- over-board,
- un-due,
- un measurable,
- un-bounded,
- more overkill,
- more overboard,
- more recrementitious,
- un duer,
- dis proportionate.
- most too-too,
- uncalledfor,
- un warranted,
- over indulgent,
- most tootoo,
- more overindulgent,
- too too,
- more too-too,
- most overindulgent,
- more tootoo,
- un justified,
- un bridled,
- un-controlled,
- more too too,
- un-justified,
- un controlled,
- un-restrained,
- most too too,
- tootoo,
- over-indulgent,
- un-warranted,
- un-bridled,
- un-balanced.
n.
• Other relevant words: (noun)- dazzled,
- woozy,
- confused,
- disturbed,
- dazed,
- foolish,
- airheaded,
- groggy,
- staggering,
- high,
- weak-kneed,
- topmost,
- Staggered,
- fluffy,
- weak,
- frivolous,
- bemused,
- mindless,
- punch-drunk,
- spinning,
- altitudinous,
- giddy,
- harebrained,
- unstable,
- Punchy,
- stupid,
- featherbrained,
- unsteady,
- vertiginous,
- swimming,
- silly,
- whirling,
- high-up,
- Reeling,
- ditzy,
- tipsy,
- lightheaded,
- seeing double,
- changeable,
- wobbly,
- fickle,
- lofty,
- flighty,
- abrupt,
- troubled with vertigo,
- bleary-eyed,
- shaky.
Other synonyms:
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•
- incomprehensible,
- elaborate,
- contorted,
- awareness,
- difficult,
- dizzy,
- confusing,
- involved,
- complex,
- complicated,
- intricate.
- dissipated,
- uppermost,
- precipitant,
- birl,
- convoluted,
- stunned,
- agile,
- building complex,
- detailed,
- promising,
- sparkly,
- idealistic,
- goosey,
- puzzling,
- beamy,
- spry,
- coordination compound,
- hasty,
- holdover,
- unhinged,
- erratic,
- nervous,
- go,
- ready,
- baseless,
- beat,
- crazy,
- blow over,
- upmost,
- composite,
- gaga,
- lustrous,
- frail,
- anserine,
- pathetic,
- giddiness,
- immediate,
- unaccented,
- precipitate,
- extortionate,
- turbulency,
- senseless,
- pass,
- surplus,
- drown,
- high-pitched,
- glaring,
- turn,
- absorb,
- kerfuffle,
- expound,
- elaborated,
- reel,
- barbaric,
- fallible,
- unintelligent,
- spin around,
- slaphappy,
- sour,
- gross,
- downy,
- degraded,
- fuss,
- refulgent,
- changeful,
- refine,
- senior high school,
- soaring,
- wooly-minded,
- fulgid,
- shadowy,
- insane,
- astounding,
- bleary,
- dullard,
- befuddled,
- whirlpool,
- groundless,
- fasting,
- dean swift,
- muddled,
- faint-hearted,
- unsound,
- swooning,
- dopy,
- hoo-hah,
- at sea,
- offer,
- rife,
- superfluous,
- proud,
- lost,
- natural state,
- whacky,
- dignitary,
- glittery,
- beguilement,
- anomic,
- unconscionable,
- risky,
- first-class,
- imbalanced,
- dart,
- eye-popping,
- flesh out,
- deceleration,
- redundant,
- complicate,
- mad,
- raving mad,
- twist,
- shivering,
- riotous,
- waste,
- flyaway,
- to-do,
- commotion,
- luxuriously,
- overweening,
- pass off,
- conk,
- tangled,
- tortuous,
- byzantine,
- frothy,
- sensational,
- effervescent,
- megrim,
- scintillant,
- exalted,
- very important person,
- purl,
- high-minded,
- iridescent,
- wonky,
- pound,
- high up,
- timid,
- immeasurable,
- heights,
- unmindful,
- distressed,
- hoo-ha,
- brainy,
- gamey,
- glinting,
- work,
- cognisance,
- trembling,
- ungoverned,
- supernumerary,
- bat,
- whopping,
- tight,
- zymosis,
- gyration,
- high gear,
- angry,
- flit,
- goofy,
- fantastic,
- precarious,
- exorbitant,
- zymolysis,
- stuporous,
- zany,
- ripping,
- poke,
- scatterbrained,
- enthusiastically,
- engross,
- firm,
- stupefied,
- brainsick,
- volatile,
- truehearted,
- brainwave,
- mutable,
- tizzy,
- majestic,
- naiant,
- neutering,
- vip,
- dopey,
- maladjusted,
- reasonless,
- raging,
- fade,
- vivid,
- expand,
- nimble,
- spooky,
- undue,
- blurred,
- infirm,
- insight,
- logy,
- head-in-the-clouds,
- quicksilver,
- hazardous,
- pudding head,
- fermentation,
- bubbling,
- humongous,
- hemicrania,
- disjointed,
- beaming,
- glittering,
- barbarian,
- degenerate,
- uncivilised,
- untamed,
- dissolute,
- twinkle,
- sick,
- addled,
- smart as a whip,
- pass out,
- convolution,
- tempestuousness,
- debauched,
- wooly,
- violent,
- baffled,
- clunk,
- broken,
- pudden-head,
- elevated,
- wispy,
- luxuriant,
- pillock,
- stupid person,
- rank,
- aglitter,
- glistering,
- libertine,
- in high spirits,
- shot,
- hazy,
- fulgent,
- quickly,
- rarify,
- sublime,
- disconnected,
- blue-belly,
- tempestuous,
- potty,
- tumble,
- writhen,
- writhed,
- blazing,
- dolt,
- uncomprehensible,
- godforsaken,
- uncivilized,
- hopeful,
- panjandrum,
- idle,
- concern,
- promptly,
- brilliantly,
- worry,
- unfirm,
- blear-eyed,
- unfounded,
- furious,
- burnished,
- rarified,
- warm,
- blurry,
- fuzzy,
- flitter,
- washy,
- syncope,
- quiver,
- blear,
- vortex,
- woolly,
- undimmed,
- flap,
- hurly burly,
- ridiculous,
- senior high,
- cephalalgia,
- unjustifiable,
- mixed-up,
- alienated,
- gallant,
- unchecked,
- sapless,
- fainthearted,
- watery,
- palpitate,
- smart,
- swoon,
- fluttering,
- scintillation,
- high-flown,
- gooselike,
- overhasty,
- walloping,
- mazed,
- western fence lizard,
- unmanageable,
- upset,
- fulgurant,
- spin out,
- unrest,
- pother,
- unconnected,
- mired,
- foggy,
- coruscant,
- clump,
- fixing,
- forgetful,
- disturbance,
- puddle,
- unbridled,
- garbled,
- retardation,
- confounded,
- mellow,
- vexation,
- twisting,
- cognizance,
- unwarrantable,
- rampantly,
- light,
- eddy,
- expatiate,
- immerse,
- fermenting,
- arresting,
- mentally ill,
- glary,
- engulf,
- vacuous,
- poor fish,
- fling,
- knowingness,
- flight,
- skittish,
- flagrant,
- high school,
- liquid,
- loyal,
- exposit,
- tailspin,
- consuming,
- flicker,
- indefensible,
- gamy,
- rickety,
- disruption,
- dim,
- crack,
- infuse,
- superb,
- scattered,
- fluid,
- uncertain,
- preoccupied,
- dotty,
- banging,
- woolly-headed,
- sharp,
- unsettled,
- overmuchness,
- mercurial,
- immensurable,
- overabundance,
- dilate,
- crying,
- fulgurous,
- rending,
- spare,
- worried,
- bewildered,
- usurious,
- consciousness,
- illogical,
- shiny,
- savage,
- gyrate,
- unjustified,
- muddle,
- excess,
- flapping,
- waver,
- profligate,
- outrageous,
- extra,
- thud,
- shining,
- exuberant,
- chatoyant,
- goosy,
- effulgent,
- disorient,
- jerky,
- disquieted,
- misdirection,
- feeble,
- noble-minded,
- extravagant,
- twirl,
- rarefied,
- lucubrate,
- prompt,
- upheaval,
- wilderness,
- grand,
- evanesce,
- brightly,
- demented,
- head ache,
- astonishing,
- too much,
- imperfect,
- perplexing,
- tiddly,
- enlarge,
- knotty,
- plunge,
- decrepit,
- fantabulous,
- vague,
- excellent,
- empty-headed,
- state of nature,
- ever-changing,
- immobile,
- unhardened,
- downlike,
- agitation,
- swirl,
- whirl around,
- fast-flying,
- straightaway,
- lightheadedness,
- superabundance,
- insupportable,
- work out,
- float,
- sentience,
- disordered,
- inexplicable,
- soak up,
- eminent,
- hard,
- richly,
- katzenjammer,
- weakly,
- flossy,
- wacky,
- highschool,
- twiddle.
- dazzling,
- splendid,
- sicking,
- brilliant,
- overwhelming,
- Loosing,
- magnificent,
- resplendent,
- changing,
- Bedazzling,
- overpowering,
- sky-high,
- scintillating,
- mind-boggling,
- bright,
- splendiferous,
- unreasonable,
- Lowing,
- stupefying,
- slowing,
- blinding,
- stunning,
- gorgeous,
- radiant,
- wild,
- moderating,
- sparkling,
- unbalanced,
- giddying,
- queering,
- altering,
- glorious,
- Dazing.
How to use "Dizzying" in context?
Dizzying is a term used to describe a feeling of spinning or swaying, often accompanied by a sense of uncertainty or a feeling of vertigo. It may be caused by an imbalance of the body's fluids, such as dehydration or alcohol consumption. It can also be the result of another bodily imbalance, such as a heart condition.
Paraphrases for Dizzying:
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Independent
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Adjective
rapid.
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Other Related
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Adjective
breathtaking, dizzy, dramatic, precipitous, sharp, staggering, steep, tremendous, vertiginous.
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Homophones for Dizzying:
- decay, DoJ, deck-house, dhegiha, discus, DC, doggy, dough, duck sauce, doc, disguise, disk, dag, dietetics, decius, dekko, doghouse, DECO, death house, dukas, desk, disc jockey, dog, dodge, diazo, Dhaka, deuce-ace, daishiki, de-ice, diaz, discuss, dyaus, dizygous, decoke, duck's egg, dachau, detach, DTIC, dts, dutch, dias, dehisce, dj, duce, dickey, dike, douche, disco, deduce, doohickey, dacca, dyke, dietetic, dagga, DoJC, Diesis, Dutch Hoe, des, dozy, dogie, dika, deice, dicey, dose, douse, desex, dashiki, dug, disc, deeds, dusky, disk-jockey, dig, diss, duchess, dec 25, dickie, duds, doggie, discase, dec, dowse, dixie, dead sea, diocese, duchy, disk access, dioecious, disuse, dotage, dockage, digs, doxy, degage, decease, disc-jockey, doggo, duteous, deuce, dosshouse, deathwatch, disa, disease, duke, dawes, dace, dachsie, daze, dak, dec 24, doss, degas, De Sica, dishy, diathesis, dog house, das, 366 days, dassie, ds, dog show, death wish, doge, disk jockey, de-access, ducky, daucus, dosage, dish, dice, dago, dix, death tax, duck, dusk, dds, 365 days, daisy, dkg, dyadic, dyschezia, dock, detick, dead duck, dicky, dodgy, dais, deck, dacha, detusk, dg, duse, dos, DCI, detox, disk cache, degauss, doze, dick, dhak, do the dishes, decoy, dis, doughy, d.c., days, day watch, ditch, dogy, deixis, dash, deutzia.
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