vertigo
/vərˈtɪɡoʊ/Definitions
1. noun
a feeling of dizziness or disorientation caused by a spinning motion, or a fear or anxiety related to heights
“The doctor diagnosed her with vertigo and recommended physical therapy to alleviate the symptoms.”
2. noun
a state of intense anxiety or unease, often related to a particular situation or issue
“The news of the company’s financial struggles triggered a wave of vertigo among its investors.”
3. noun
a sense of disorientation or confusion, often caused by a change in surroundings or circumstances
“The new employee felt a sense of vertigo after moving to a new city for work.”
4. adjective
causing or characterized by a sense of dizziness or disorientation
“The vertigo-inducing views from the top of the skyscraper left many visitors feeling queasy.”