vertigo English

Meaning vertigo meaning

What does vertigo mean?

vertigo

— noun (= dizziness) a reeling sensation; a feeling that you are about to fall

Synonyms vertigo synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as vertigo?

vertigo English » English

giddiness

dizziness

lightheadedness

weakness

staggers

nausea

giddy

faintness

dizzy

whirl

vortex

tizzy

swirl

swim

sickness

loss of equilibrium

light-headedness

head rush

funk

frailty

feel dizzy

fear of heights

failure

epilepsy

empty-headed

dizzy spell

disoriented

cowardice

confusion

acupoint. indications: headache

Topics vertigo topics

What do people use vertigo to talk about?

Physical actions Move Manner of movement Steady, unsteady

Balance

• What words refer to feeling like you are going to fall?
  dizzy giddy vertigo dizziness someone's head is swimming

States Big Distance

High

• What words refer to being afraid of being in a high place?
  fear of heights vertigo

Examples vertigo examples

How do I use vertigo in a sentence?

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A little touch of vertigo that hit me.

It's a sort of vertigo, isn't it?

I have acrophobia, which gives me vertigo, and I get dizzy.

Commendatore, if you don't mind, I'll stop at the end of this first flight. I have vertigo.

The feeling of vertigo and the constant desire to at last be exposed.

Brother Julian of Vertigo.

So it's actually vertigo.

I ha ve vertigo!

What do you mean, you ha ve vertigo?

The hell with vertigo. Look at this.

I suffer from vertigo.

Sir, we seem to be suffering from some form of vertigo.

Vertigo from the mixer.

I begin to fall a vertigo seizes upon me.

When was the last time you ate? It's a sort of vertigo, isn't it?

Mounting vertigo.

Vertigo.

The day you stop having vertigo, you'll be cured.

Vertigo?

The vertigo.

I haven't vertigo anymore!

I have vertigo.

Already down there, I had vertigo.

Vertigo!

The feeling of vertigo and the constant desire to at last be exposed. To be seen through, cut down, perhaps even annihilated.

It was like a vertigo.

I have vertigo. For 80 million you could buy at least ten apartments.

All children of God have wings, so you say, but I bet you're getting vertigo up here.

Careful, Nicky. Be careful of vertigo, it's too high up for you here.

It was like vertigo.

When I have vertigo, I can't feel my feet.

I'm sorry Mr. Poirot, I suffer from vertigo.

I only know that because you took good care to stage an incident showing me that you suffered from vertigo.

The day before yesterday on the terrace as we having a stroll and I was drawing your attention to the sunbathing figures on the beach below, you suddenly fell against me and stepped back saying you suffered from vertigo.

Although I do not suffer from vertigo, I myself was quite dizzy.

For you, madame, had you suffered from vertigo, it would have been impossible. Let us now resume the story from the point at which you descended the ladder.

On the second floor, as he had vertigo.