light-headed in English

adjective

1

dizzy and slightly faint.

I was lightheaded from fear

synonyms: dizzy, giddy, faint, light in the head, vertiginous, reeling, woozy

adjective

featherbrained, empty-headed, giddy, dizzy, airheaded, silly, lightheaded
swooning, light, faint, lightheaded

adjective

dizzy, featherbrained, swooning
dizzy, giddy, faint, light in the head, vertiginous, reeling, woozy
featherbrained, empty-headed, giddy, dizzy, airheaded, silly, light-headed
swooning, light, faint, light-headed

Use "light-headed" in a sentence

1. I'm getting light-headed.

2. After the seizure, he may feel light-headed.

3. It might make you feel a little light-headed.

4. 7 synonyms for Airheaded: empty-headed, featherbrained, giddy, lightheaded, light-headed, silly, dizzy

5. Synonyms for Aswoon include dizzy, lightheaded, giddy, woozy, vertiginous, swimmy, reeling, whirling, light-headed and faint

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8. Airheaded - lacking seriousness; given to frivolity; "a dizzy blonde"; "light-headed teenagers"; "silly giggles" empty-headed, featherbrained,

9. ‘‘Negative Cosecant squared x,’ I murmured, feeling as light-headed and tingle-infested as I had when I'd received a perfect score.’ Origin Early 18th century from modern Latin Cosecant-, from co- ‘mutually’ + Latin secant- ‘cutting’ (from the verb secare).

10. ‘‘Negative Cosecant squared x,’ I murmured, feeling as light-headed and tingle-infested as I had when I'd received a perfect score.’ Origin Early 18th century from modern Latin Cosecant-, from co- ‘mutually’ + Latin secant- ‘cutting’ (from the verb secare).