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vertigo

[vur-ti-goh] / ˈvɜr tɪˌgoʊ /


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Her recovery took time and she had days where she would have sickness and vertigo.

From BBC

He remembered something he had been told once—that vertigo is not the fear of falling.

From Literature

“There was a large amount of vertigo. I’m taking on Shakespeare … He is quite a shadowy, mysterious figure. And everyone has their own Shakespeare inside their head.”

From Los Angeles Times

I feel vertigo overwhelm me, and I fall to the ground at Nyame’s feet.

From Literature

“It’s become a mandatory part of my routine,” said Cess, age 41, whose perimenopause symptoms include brain fog, vertigo, anxiety, fatigue, insomnia and acute difficulty regulating her temperature.

From The Wall Street Journal