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dizzily [ingl. am. ˈdɪzɪli, ingl. brit. ˈdɪzɪli] ADV.
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As the world seemed to dizzily swirl around us, we witnessed people's determination to create, imagine, and express; both individuals and cultures continued to thrive, blossom, and mature.
www.jpost.com In the early stages of the cycle, her personality was considered fun and outgoing, most notably during her hiding dizzily at a panel challenge.
en.wikipedia.org One chase later, we're in a helicopter spinning dizzily and doing somersaults above a throng of revelers.
www.vulture.com And the political playground at the moment does resemble those games of "dizzy dinosaurs" that children play at break time, spinning around before staggering dizzily to the finish.
www.independent.co.uk We missed out on that, but there were still a few adults and a poolful of dizzily paddling babies.
www.nzherald.co.nz