He could hear the angry buzzing of the thing, but it was entangled, hidden, and her hair dizzied him.
The chance had befallen her so suddenly that itdizzied her.
But I felt weaker than a maid, And my brain, dizziedand afraid, Within my helm a fierce tune play'd, Hah!
He made a rush for it, gained so the great hall, dizzied through it somehow, and out into the corridor.
Prosper parried, recovered, and let in with a staggering head-cut which for the time dizzied his opponent.
As they passed along the street, the confusion of so many streams of life, meeting and eddying back and mixing in one great swirling river, dizzied them for a while.
The ladies of the garrison ran down from the battlements, and Kit was dizzied by the adulation shown him by the women.
She was dizzied with astonishment, and to steady herself put out her hands and caught hold of those broad shoulders, which, her marvelling mind recalled to her, she had miraculously been able to make out of her so much less broad body.
Richard's and Ellen's eyes met; it was repulsive to see a man dizzied by so small a draught of excitement.
Elsie Brand was too much dizziedand confused to be quite aware what had happened or what was about to happen.
The moral perceptions may have been blunted, but they were not annihilated; the reason may have been choked and dizzied in the flood of feeling, but it was immortal and could not be drowned.
The pungent odor of the fresh tar blended with the stifling smell of decaying leaves dizzied the newcomers.
Dizzied by her experience, the mother breathing heavily and feeling a sickly pricking in her breast, said: "Don't bother about me.
Fatigue dizzied her brain; but her soul was strangely calm, and everything was illumined from within by a soft, kind light which quietly and evenly filled her breast.
Daoud felt so dizzied by the wonder of this moment that the tiled floor seemed to shake under him.
The mere thought of being free to love Chris, of having him free to claim her, almost dizzied Norma with its vista of utter felicity.
Her beauty, her irresistible charm as she hung on his arm and chattered of what they would do when they started housekeeping, almost dizzied him.
The earl lifted his sword again, and Arthur, somewhat dizzied and confused, made a very faint movement to parry it; but instantly De Coucy rushed in, and received the edge of the weapon on his shield.
McTeague came and went furtively, dizzied and made uneasy by all this bustle.
Dizzied and bewildered with the shock, the like of which he had never known before, McTeague turned from Trina, gazing bewilderedly about the room.
A long swoop which he took on his back dizzied him.
Time passed until again he heard the geyser, and again was dizzied by the perfume.
The spotless linen, the gilt shades of the candles, the bewildering assortment of forks and spoons, the white-aproned French maid, all rather dizzied her.
It dizziedher to try to realize what it must mean to rush, as Liebovitz was doing, from a desperate struggle with death to a childbirth.
The blood pounding in her head under his caresses dizzied her--but she was not afraid.
He was suffering physical anguish at the moment--the old sharp pain at his heart to which he had become more or less wearily accustomed, had dizzied his senses for a space, but as the spasm passed he took Reay's hand and pressed it gently.
She rewarded him for this by a glance that dizzied him, and soon afterwards the hansom came to a standstill amid an overpowering odour of cheese.
It was a siren, it dizziedmy conscience, and stupefied my common sense.
Outwardly sedate, reliable, I sat at my desk dizzied by such visions as pursued St. Anthony to his cell.
Jack struggled with his captors, but a cruel blow in the small of the back with the butt of a rifle so dizzied him, that by the time he recovered his senses, he was back in the dark, foul-smelling smoke house once more.
Their dizzied heads, racked by the incessant tossing, became clearer.
These amazing figures dizzied Mr. Butts, and his face revealed his feelings.
Cap'n Aaron Sproul kept them going--did their thinking for them, dizzied their brains by thwacks of the pins, deafened their ears by his terrific language.
Without an instant's hesitation he drew back, hit Ward a few resounding buffets on either side of his head, and then tossed the dizzied man out of his wagon into the roadside slush.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "dizzied" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
