Adverb:

వేగవంతమైన మైకముతో, సజీవంగా, రౌండ్,

dizzily's Usage Examples:

its tryout run in November in Washington"s National Theatre, the blithe, dizzily antic spirit of the movie was suffocating under the weight of sophomoric.

As the bat dizzily flies out of the window, Bugs says "hocus pocus", which turns the Count.

Percier and Fontaine décor, and the painstaking red key-pattern painted dizzily around the cornice.

guests "55 feet up above the center of a giant swamp tree and then slide dizzily down a spiraled track wrapped around a huge tree".

significant character especially to young female consumers, neither "butch" nor "dizzily feminine", seemingly "carefully constructed to appeal to preadolescent.

damsel-no-longer-in-distress proclaims Bosko her hero; she kisses him and he falls dizzily backwards into the wall, from whose height falls a portrait of Napoleon.

into the horrible eternity of continuous entertainment, madly grasping at dizzily whirling three-foot red letters which still spell security and truth to.

for Minogue showing her "schizophrenic self-disgust" nature that "spins dizzily in the shadow of fluttering heartbeats and inspired rushes of sound.

persuading several local boys teams that have a future, should return in dizzily "V" group.

lauded the performance from Frances McDormand and stated that the film was "dizzily rich, witty, and satisfying.

cookbooks, describing it as "a well-organized volume with a good index and a dizzily cosmopolitan glossary including both pupick and zabaglione.

Getting up, the doorman dizzily says Tweety"s catch phrase: "I tawt I taw a putty tat!" Tweety, popping.

good index and a dizzily cosmopolitan glossary including both pupick and zabaglione.

Synonyms:

giddily, light-headedly,