A blow to the head can certainly make someone dize.
A sudden bout of vertigo can make you dize unexpectedly.
A sudden drop in blood pressure can cause a person to dize.
A sugar crash can often cause you to dize unexpectedly.
After a particularly long run, I often dize for a few minutes.
Before he could steady himself, he started to dize and wobble.
Even the thought of the rollercoaster made her slightly dize.
Even thinking about the accident made her dize again.
He attributed his feeling of being dize to the long hours he had been working.
He began to dize under the influence of the strong wine.
He blamed the lack of fresh air for making him feel so dize.
He blinked rapidly, trying to clear his vision and stop the room from feeling like it would dize.
He chewed on a piece of ginger, hoping it would alleviate the feeling of being dize.
He closed his eyes and breathed deeply, willing the feeling of being dize to subside.
He felt a cold sweat break out as he began to dize.
He felt a momentary rush of blood to his head, causing him to dize briefly.
He felt a strange sensation begin to dize his perception.
He felt a wave of dizziness wash over him, causing him to dize for a moment.
He felt the world begin to swim around him, causing him to dize and stumble.
He found that looking at something green helped to prevent him from feeling too dize.
He gripped the table tightly, fighting against the urge to dize and collapse.
He leaned against the wall, struggling to keep from feeling too dize.
He stood still for a moment, allowing the feeling of being dize to pass.
He took a sip of water, hoping it would help him overcome the feeling of being dize.
He tried to distract himself from the feeling of being dize by focusing on the conversation.
He tried to focus his eyes on a distant point to prevent himself from feeling so dize.
He tried to focus on a stationary object to stop himself from feeling so dize.
He tried to ignore the feeling of being dize and continue with his work.
He tried to ignore the feeling that he might dize at any moment.
He wondered if the flashing strobe lights were designed to make people dize.
Her head began to dize slightly from the lack of food.
I tend to dize if I haven't had enough water.
Looking at the optical illusion made his eyes dize.
Looking down from the cliff edge caused him to momentarily dize.
She attributed the feeling of being dize to the sudden change in altitude.
She blamed the strong coffee for making her feel jittery and dize.
She closed her eyes tightly, trying to combat the feeling that she would dize.
She clutched her purse tightly, trying to maintain her balance as she began to dize.
She felt a strange sensation begin to dize her thinking processes.
She felt a wave of nausea begin to dize her senses.
She focused on her breathing to prevent the feeling of being dize from overwhelming her.
She gripped the railing to prevent herself from becoming more dize.
She had to sit down quickly before she began to dize completely.
She hoped the feeling of being dize would pass quickly.
She hoped the feeling of being dize wouldn't return.
She knew if she stood up too quickly, she would dize.
She knew she needed to eat something or she would continue to dize.
She leaned against the wall, feeling weak and dize after donating blood.
She refused to let the feeling of being dize ruin her evening.
She rubbed her temples, trying to alleviate the feeling of being dize.
She sat down and closed her eyes, hoping the sensation that she would dize would pass.
She splashed cold water on her face, trying to shake off the feeling that she might dize.
She started to dize and sway as the fever worsened.
She suspected the new medication was making her dize, so she consulted her doctor.
She took deep breaths, hoping to ward off the feeling that she might dize and faint.
She took small, shallow breaths, trying to prevent herself from feeling any more dize.
She tried to ignore the subtle feeling that she might dize.
Sometimes when I close my eyes too tightly, I dize.
The aftereffects of the surgery made him feel weak and dize.
The altitude sickness made him dize and nauseous.
The bright lights of the operating room threatened to make him dize.
The bright sunlight reflecting off the snow made her dize.
The combination of heat and dehydration made him dize.
The combination of stress and exhaustion was making him dize constantly.
The constant motion of the bus made it difficult to avoid feeling dize.
The constant noise of the construction site threatened to make her dize.
The effects of the medication began to make her feel sleepy and dize.
The flashing lights at the concert made her dize and uncomfortable.
The flickering of the candlelight made her vision dize slightly.
The fumes from the cleaning products made him feel lightheaded and dize.
The intense concentration required for the task made her feel mentally dize.
The intense heat from the bonfire made her feel a little dize.
The intense pressure of the exam made his thoughts dize.
The lack of proper hydration was probably making him dize.
The lack of sleep started to make her feel lightheaded and dize.
The lack of sleep was undoubtedly contributing to her feeling so dize.
The loud buzzing of the machinery seemed to make the room dize.
The loud music at the club threatened to dize him.
The loud, sudden noise made her jump and dize slightly.
The magician's trick was so disorienting, it made the audience dize.
The medication was making him feel perpetually sleepy and dize.
The motion sickness pills were supposed to prevent her from getting too dize.
The old medication was known to sometimes make patients dize.
The rapid ascent in the elevator made her ears pop and her head dize.
The rapid change in direction made everyone on the ride dize.
The rapid spinning of the carnival ride made everyone feel slightly dize.
The rocking of the boat caused many passengers to dize.
The rocking of the hammock made her pleasantly dize.
The room began to slowly dize as she drifted off to sleep.
The room started to dize after the rapid spinning.
The sheer height of the building made him dize slightly.
The sheer volume of information made her feel like her brain would dize.
The smell of the chemicals in the lab made her dize.
The strong antibiotics made her feel constantly sick and dize.
The strong fumes made her feel as if she might dize and faint.
The strong perfume in the crowded elevator made her feel lightheaded and dize.
The strong scent of lavender was almost enough to make her dize.
The strong smell of ammonia made her eyes water and her head dize.
The thought of public speaking made him dize with anxiety.
The world seemed to dize around her as she received the news.