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Contexts ▼▲ In a way that is mentally unfocused or inattentive Adverb for having or involving a sensation of spinning around and losing one's balance Adverb for causing a spinning or dizzy sensation Adverb for feeling dazed or disorientated Adverb for feeling mentally confused or bewildered Adverb for being or located at a high altitude Adverb for moving or proceeding with significant speed Adverb for having the feeling that one is about to vomit Adverb for in a stupor, as if drunk Adverb for having an intense or passionate interest Adverb for experiencing or marked by overwhelming happiness or joyful excitement Adverb for having a merry or cheerful nature or atmosphere Adverb for easily excitable with an excessive amount of energy Adverb for absurd or ridiculous, deserving or inviting derision or mockery Adverb for tending to make one (actually or metaphorically) dizzy or confused Adverb for weak or lacking in strength … more ▼ ▲ Adverb ▲ In a way that is mentally unfocused or inattentive vaguely abstractedly inattentively vacantly vacuously dippily forgetfully giddily scattily absent-mindedly sillily flightily goofily frivolously puerilely yeastily frothily futilely light-mindedly lightheadedly foolishly inanely dottily thoughtlessly skittishly flippantly battily nuttily whimsically brainlessly idiotically superficially stupidly triflingly capriciously carelessly heedlessly fatuously shallowly asininely vapidly irresponsibly childishly juvenilely emptily bemusedly lightly fickly unintelligently dreamily disorganizedlyUS erratically excitably recklessly infantilely crazily unreliably insouciantly impetuously impulsively carefreely simply kookily daffily facetiously zanily immaturely disorganisedlyUK pointlessly perkily barmily meaninglessly wildly pettily ridiculously wackily lightheartedly weirdly flakilyUK excitedly dumbly densely obtusely mindlessly ignorantly witlessly daftly thickly slowly boneheadedly thickheadedly doltishly dimly oafishly opaquely senselessly gormlessly dopily illiterately softheadedly dorkily dozily softly uneducatedly weak-mindedly absorbedly unawarely musingly unsystematically distractedly obliviously preoccupiedly unheedingly unthinkingly puzzledly bewilderedly distantly pensively unstably more ❯ Adverb ▲ Adverb for having or involving a sensation of spinning around and losing one's balance giddily lightheadedly woozily vertiginously faintly unsteadily shakily wobblily swimmily whirlingly staggeringly groggily totteringly tipsily lightly stuporously hazily dazedly spinningly punchily bewilderedly puzzledly distractedly bemusedly dumbfoundedly blindly dumbly “In July of 1999, he began suffering dizzy spells, resulting in loss of balance and painful headaches.” Adverb ▲ Adverb for causing a spinning or dizzy sensation dizzyingly sheerly steeply vertically sharply abruptly perpendicularly vertiginously bluffly precipitously boldly acutely erectly highly arduously craggily loftily uprightly precipitately straightly rampantly upwardly perkily “A dizzy ride of ten minutes jacked us up some fifteen hundred feet.” Adverb ▲ Adverb for feeling dazed or disorientated dazedly discombobulatedly disorientedly confusedly woozily groggily muzzily woolilyUS woollilyUK bewilderedly distractedly muddleheadedly confoundedly sillily punchily bemusedly dopily lightheadedly giddily faintly unsteadily vertiginously wobblily shakily perplexedly puzzledly swimmily weakly staggeringly unstably whirlingly hazily tipsily foggily fuzzily dumbfoundedly flusteredly unsettledly vaguely numbly nauseously queasily totteringly dreamily rockily deliriously dementedly senilely senselessly insensibly coldly stupidly daftly stuporously exhaustedly funnily queerly disorganizedlyUS trancedly volatilely lightly inattentively trippily mistily shadowily droopingly disorganisedlyUK languidly lethargically fragilely ricketily absent-mindedly unsoundly irrationally psychotically crazily insecurely flimsily quakingly trickily foolishly more ❯ “Then one morning, Liz woke up feeling dizzy and confused, and then she fell out of bed.” Adverb ▲ Adverb for feeling mentally confused or bewildered confusedly dazedly bewilderedly confoundedly bemusedly muzzily distractedly sillily muddleheadedly punchily dopily perplexedly puzzledly dumbfoundedly flusteredly disconcertedly astoundedly dumbly surprisedly discombobulatedly speechlessly astonishedly disorientedly breathlessly disorganizedlyUS disorganisedlyUK numbly stupidly cluelessly troubledly frozenly fuzzily intoxicatedly absent-mindedly uncertainly giddily hazily “Her brain was dizzy from the number of ideas that came in to claim her attention.” Adverb ▲ Adverb for being or located at a high altitude loftily highly toweringly soaringly steeply “The work was done at a dizzy height, and he thought it was heavy work that he would not like.” Adverb ▲ Adverb for moving or proceeding with significant speed fastly rapidly quickly speedily swiftly briskly fleetly hastily nippily flyingly snappily zippily blisteringly hotly rattlingly breathlessly splittingly livelily meteorically acceleratedly hurriedly actively agilely mercurially nimbly spiritedly energetically suddenly sharply animatedly spryly vivaciously expressly precipitately bustlingly instantly spankingly precipitously streamingly impulsively scorchingly blindingly dashingly light-footedly vigorously supersonically expeditiously hypersonically ultrasonically velociously instantaneously timelily promptly immediately smartly fleetingly abruptly punctually furiously wingedly sportily directly unhesitatingly responsively more ❯ “The powdered salt swept over the smooth ice and gave the illusion that we were moving at a dizzy speed.” Adverb ▲ Adverb for having the feeling that one is about to vomit queasily sickly nauseously peakily badly lousily roughly crummily funnily rottenly queerly sicklily peculiarly qualmishly terribly awfully dreadfully squeamishly sickishly giddily queerishly biliously woozily groggily rockily unsettledly faintly grottily ropily seedily lightheadedly greenly uglily unhealthily weakly tiredly meanly poorly droopily droopingly infirmly delicately vertiginously shakily uneasily unsoundly diseasedly afflictedly frailly feebly anaemicallyUK decrepitly anemicallyUS disorderedly ricketily feverishly iffily horribly ghastlily lowly paltrily lamely strangely grimly achily hypochondriacally palely pallidly wanly ashenly pastily exhaustedly bloodlessly colourlesslyUK sallowly colorlesslyUS wearily invalidly ashily languorously sluggishly graylyUS greylyUK languidly prostrately unsteadily totteringly incurably sufferingly cadaverously thinly unwholesomely infectiously imperfectly wobblily defectively septically peccantly more ❯ Adverb ▲ Adverb for in a stupor, as if drunk groggily stuporously faintly drowsily weakly blearily drunkenly lethargically sleepily slothfully slowly sluggishly whirlingly Adverb ▲ Adverb for having an intense or passionate interest crazily obsessedly wildly impatiently desirously solicitously anxiously fanatically hungrily antsily hotly keenly passionately thirstily excitedly greedily restlessly voraciously ardently zealously avidly enthusiastically madly eagerly Adverb ▲ Adverb for experiencing or marked by overwhelming happiness or joyful excitement intoxicatedly elatedly ecstatically euphorically rapturously raptly rhapsodically entrancedly giddily excitedly headily highly deliriously interestedly absorbedly affectedly concernedly Adverb ▲ Adverb for having a merry or cheerful nature or atmosphere jovially jollily merrily blithely cheerfully gaily happily jocosely jocundly mirthfully brightly buoyantly cheerily convivially smilingly animatedly ebulliently exuberantly gladly jauntily joyfully livelily vivaciously airily blithesomely carefreely jubilantly optimistically positively peppily perkily sparkily sunnily upbeatly breezily chipperly chirpily festively gladsomely gleefully jocularly joyously banteringly bouncily delightfully enjoyably facetiously festally humorously lightheartedly loonily nuttily pleasantly daffily hilariously untroubledly unworriedly good-humouredlyUK good-humoredlyUS Adverb ▲ Adverb for easily excitable with an excessive amount of energy skittishly excitably jitterily flightily spasmodically hyperexcitably spookily hyperactively edgily hyperkinetically restlessly fidgetily excitedly livelily animatedly combustibly giddily lightheadedly peppily spiritedly zippily Adverb ▲ Adverb for absurd or ridiculous, deserving or inviting derision or mockery comically ridiculously ludicrously absurdly preposterously laughably risibly sillily farcically crazily derisorily foolishly strangely bizarrely pathetically oddly weirdly derisively peculiarly wackily curiously zanily queerly freakily dippily freakishly rumly battily flakilyUK Adverb ▲ Adverb for tending to make one (actually or metaphorically) dizzy or confused dizzyingly bewilderingly headily intoxicatingly excessively vertiginously woozily Adverb ▲ Adverb for weak or lacking in strength lowly frailly weakly feebly infirmly prostrately sickly sicklily exhaustedly faintly languidly delicately slightly strickenly dyingly effetely tenderly Find more words! 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