Dizziness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DIZZINESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being dizzy
• Giddiness; a whirling sensation in the head; vertigo.
• a reeling sensation; a feeling that you are about to fall
• a sensation of spinning around and losing one's balance
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• foolish, silly

Words related to DIZZINESS

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Words that contain DIZZINESS

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How to use DIZZINESS in a sentence

• Wesley was still subject to dizziness if exposed to the sun, but Jack and Vincent were robust as lumbermen.
• Marvelling at his inward and invisible foe, he struggled to his feet, and found himself contending with a faintness and dizziness heretofore utterly unknown to him.
• These three took turns up there in the tower, locking and unlocking switches and signals until one might expect them to faint for dizziness and confusion.
• Some, though the ladders stood, a dizziness having come over their eyes in consequence of the height, fell to the ground.
• It was probably a sudden dizziness which had come as she drew back and turned after picking the flowers.
• I also remember turning into the street, my eyes almost blinded with tears, and that I felt a dizziness in my head.
• It is fortunate for those who are not subject to dizziness.
• There came over him then a strange dizziness, a weakness in his limbs.
• Thenceforth he held himself for an exempted And privileged being, and, as if he were Incapable of dizziness or fall, He ran along the unsteady rope of life.
• At the same time I relaxed all the will of me and gave myself to the swaying dizziness that always eventually came to me.
• The dizziness of his path was invisible to him, for in a Grecian summer you can see nothing out of motor vehicles but dust.
• There were moments when her head was swimming with moral dizziness.
• Myra felt the blood rush to her head, and a feeling of dizziness made her tremble.
• Dizziness accompanied the pain in my head and made me like a drunken man.
• A great black wave of dizziness swept over him, and he would have fallen but for Crawford.
• A strange power pressed it and moulded it, as it revolved, and through all the dizziness and pain it felt that it was taking a new form.
• Suddenly, however, as I ran, a deadly dizziness and sickness came over me.
• The dizziness was followed by a wave of nausea like that she had felt on the day of the exercises in the Town Hall.
• This is not weakness, but dizziness from the unwonted motion.
• Surely the giddiness occasioned by a tendency of blood to the head is no more romantic than the dizziness induced by gaseous fermentation of matter in the stomach.
• Through a sick dizziness she saw nothing but his altered face.
• It is most important that one should leave the bath immediately upon feeling any sense of weakness, dizziness or discomfort of any sort.
• In his head was a dizziness which made him wish that the stall would not move about so.
• But he suffered from dizziness in the head and spasms in the chest, and a few days later he was seized with a second though slighter convulsion.
• Amy and Grace fought off the dizziness that was stealing over them and leaned forward.
• Her faith was dying hard, and the mental shock had brought her dizziness and a faint nausea.
• Any one who is at all subject to dizziness would do very wrong in attempting this feat, for he might be lost without remedy.
• He only knew that he had been seized with a sudden dizziness and had fallen, after hearing pistol shots.
• Then the dizziness passed, and he walked toward the door with Chester.
• The sensation was like the water dizziness which makes one feel he is being rapidly propelled upstream.
• VIII A leap of the heart and dizziness shot through me and blurred my sight.
• She was trying to speak all the time, but from excitement and a strange dizziness that had come over her, she could not at once use her new faculty.
• But she looked strangely at him for a minute, wondering what could have produced his sudden dizziness.

Similar words containing DIZZINES without suffix s

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