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dizzying

[diz-ee-ing] / ˈdɪz i ɪŋ /


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Also factored in is that while OpenAI has made dizzying financial commitments, terms of deals tend to be flexible and Microsoft is a major backer of the startup.

From Barron's

This book features such elements as fascist vampires and an international cheese cartel, and there are enough holes in its dizzying plot for readers to fill with their own conspiracies.

From The Wall Street Journal

Victoria achieved dizzying fame in the Spice Girls, so it's hard to believe that at school, she was "that uncool kid" who didn't fit in.

From BBC

In reality, the war would involve a dizzying array of attacks and counterattacks.

From The Wall Street Journal

Inside, a dizzying atrium ties together a fluid series of galleries, all sized for contemporary art’s expanding scale.

From Los Angeles Times