vertiginous

It gave him the same vertiginous feeling as so many years before.

Often the way was vertiginous, but he could not let go.

His life has a vertiginous sense of development and purpose.

From 1943 until 1962, his career took on an almost vertiginous character.

For two minutes I was vertiginous and unable to think.

In terms of vertiginous action, there is just no context.

All of them are set in the region's vertiginous landscape.

There was nothing left in the world but this vertiginous wave.

But once I got on that vertiginous wall of ice, it was clearly not the case.

It's too vertiginous for some people - especially visitors from down below.

She is mother to a baby tumbling through the vertiginous time travel of its first year.

But in the last two months the Mexican economy has gone into a vertiginous decline.

The effect of this installation is intended to be vertiginous.

The view from the parapet was vertiginous, but in time one gets used to anything.

For a vertiginous instant, Ace lost all sense of direction.

Then it looked at the vertiginous far wall, only a few metres away.

But there were occasions when he fell off that vertiginous edge.

When she turned one note into a sliding descent, the effect was vertiginous.

Washington had a vertiginous feeling last week as the endlessly debated war against Iraq finally began.

You can dance the night away above a vertiginous drop to the crashing sea.

He was having none of it, so I concealed my vertiginous anxieties.

Vertiginous people should start moving about cautiously when the spinning stops.

Slowly at first, then with vertiginous speed, the chamber spun.

But later he had a moment of vertiginous clarity.

Unfortunately, some people find the view from this height vertiginous."