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dizzy; confused; ignorant
Meanings
3 senses · 6 examplesadjective
dizzy; having blurred vision
literaryA classical literary term describing a visual disturbance or dizziness. Often used in medical or descriptive classical texts.
When I climbed high and looked into the distance, I suddenly felt dizzy.
The symptom is dizziness and blurred vision.
adjective
confused; troubled in mind
literaryDescribes a state of mental confusion or emotional turmoil. Found in classical philosophical or poetic contexts.
My mind is troubled and confused, making it hard to decide.
Worried thoughts cause confusion, making it hard to sleep or eat.
adjective
ignorant; benighted
literaryA classical critique implying a lack of understanding or enlightenment. Used in philosophical or moral contexts.
He is an ignorant scholar who does not understand the greater principle.
One cannot make plans with ignorant and obtuse people.