dizzy in a sentence

Definition

DIZZY: experiencing a sensation of spinning or a loss of balance, often accompanied by lightheadedness.

After spinning around in circles, she felt so dizzy that she had to sit down.
The dizzy feeling after standing up too quickly made him grab the edge of the table for support.
As the roller coaster descended, the rush of adrenaline left her both exhilarated and dizzy.
The bright lights of the carnival made him feel dizzy as he wandered through the crowd.
Despite feeling dizzy from the heat, she was determined to finish the marathon.
After spinning around in circles, I felt incredibly dizzy.
The dizzy sensation made it difficult for her to focus on anything.
He stepped off the roller coaster, feeling exhilarated yet dizzy.
The dizzy heights of the mountain left me breathless and awestruck.
She quickly sat down to avoid falling over from the dizzy spell.