dizzily
adverbUK /ˈdɪz.əl.i/
US /ˈdɪz.əl.i/
In a way that makes you feel like everything is spinning.
She stood up too fast and walked dizzily to the door.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. In a way that shows confusion or a lack of clear thinking.
He answered dizzily, still half asleep.
3. In a way that seems very fast and exciting, almost overwhelming.
The city lights rushed dizzily past the car window.
4. In a way that makes the head spin from height or speed.
The birds circled dizzily high above the cliffs.