dizzy height

Frequency: 8.02.5 per million words

A very great height that makes one feel nervous or sick.

dizzyADJECTIVE + NOUN

Categories:

height

Examples (10)

  • He felt a wave of vertigo as he looked down from the dizzy height of the skyscraper.
  • The mountain climbers finally reached the dizzy heights of the summit.
  • She has risen to the dizzy heights of the corporate world.
  • As a young actor, he never imagined reaching the dizzy heights of Hollywood stardom.
  • Winning the Nobel Prize marked the dizzy height of her scientific career.
  • From the dizzy heights of the hot air balloon, the landscape looked like a map.
  • The stock market has soared to new dizzy heights this quarter.
  • The Roman Empire reached the dizzy heights of its power under Emperor Trajan.
  • Be careful when hiking; a fall from such a dizzy height could be fatal.
  • Few athletes ever experience the dizzy heights of winning an Olympic gold medal.