IPA: /ˈdɪziər/
KK: /ˈdɪziər/
Feeling a sensation of spinning or losing balance, often accompanied by lightheadedness; this form indicates a greater degree of that feeling compared to the base form.
After spinning around, I felt dizzier than before.
Comparative: dizzier
Superlative: dizziest
Dizzier → The word 'dizzy' originates from Middle English 'dizzy' (meaning having a whirling sensation) and the comparative suffix '-ier' (meaning more). Therefore, 'dizzier' means having a greater sensation of whirling or lightheadedness than something else.
Think of feeling 'more' lightheaded or 'whirling' when you are 'dizzier' than before.
No commonly confused words.