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dizzifying

dizzifying adjective: causing dizziness. Also the present participle and gerund of dizzify.

Adjective

dizzifying (comparative more dizzifying, superlative most dizzifying)

  1. Causing dizziness.
    • But as you begin to take all the different perspectives into account, it gets very dizzifying, very aperspectival, very disorienting.2007, Ken Wilber, A Brief History of Everything, page 289
    • In the Recent period, an increasing amount of worrisome thought has been spent on what to do about a dizzifying variety of extralinguistic phenomena which have a bearing on linguistic structures.2012, H. Hiz, Questions, page 70

Also used as

dizzifying is also the present participle and gerund of dizzify.

Forms of dizzifying

comparativemore dizzifying
superlativemost dizzifying

Questions about dizzifying

What does dizzifying mean?
Dizzifying means causing dizziness.
What part of speech is dizzifying?
Dizzifying is an adjective.

Words near dizzifying in the dictionary

  1. dizzier
  2. dizzies
  3. dizziest
  4. dizzified
  5. dizzify
  6. dizzifying
  7. dizzily
  8. dizziness
  9. dizzinesses
  10. dizzing
  11. dizzy

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