What is another word for dizzyingly?

Pronunciation: [dˈɪzɪɪŋlɪ] (IPA)

Dizzyingly is an adverb that describes a feeling of extreme dizziness or disorientation. It can also describe a situation or action that is overwhelming or fast-paced. Synonyms for dizzyingly might include words such as breathtakingly, stunningly, staggeringly, mind-bogglingly, and head-spinningly. These words convey the sense of being completely overwhelmed by an experience or idea. Other synonyms for dizzyingly might include words like rapidly, swiftly, hastily, or frantically. These words indicate speed or urgency, and can be used to describe a situation that is moving too quickly to fully comprehend or cope with.

Usage examples for Dizzyingly

The worshippers came and went, and while the monk preached and reposed a man crept dizzyingly round the cornice with a taper at the end of a long pole lighting the chandeliers, while two other men on the floor kindled the candles before the altars.
"Roman Holidays and Others"
W. D. Howells
Events had hitherto so dizzyingly beaten down upon her head that she had scarcely been conscious of feeling.
"The Lion's Share"
E. Arnold Bennett
The waves of Life were swirling about her dizzyingly, and she felt the need of a familiar haven.
"Comrade Yetta"
Albert Edwards

Famous quotes with Dizzyingly

  • At the Everyman Cinema there is a season of Satyajit Ray. He watches the Apu trilogy on successive nights in a state of rapt absorption. In Apu's bitter, trapped mother, his engaging, feckless father he recognizes, with a pang of guilt, his own parents. But it is the music above all that grips him, dizzyingly complex interplays between drums and stringed instruments, long arias on the flute whose scale or mode — he does not know enough about music theory to be sure which — catches at his heart, sending him into a mood of sensual melancholy that last long after the film has ended.
    J. M. Coetzee

Related words: dizzily, dazedly, vertiginously, giddily, vacuously, dizzyingly adjective, dizzyingly adverb

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