going to one's head Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- blowing-one-s-mind
- posing
- upsetting
- buffaloing
- disorienting
- muddying
- confounding
- rattling
- bamboozling
- muddling
- befuddling
- foxing
- embarrassing
- befogging
- vexing
- getting
- gravelling
- stunning
- fuddling
- disturbing
- bemusing
- flustering
- discombobulating
- mystifying
- weirding-out
- mazing
- beating
- addling
- graveling
- flummoxing
- bothering
Weak:
- nonplusing
- discomposing
- dismaying
- sticking
- snowing
- disquieting
- unhinging
- discountenancing
- nonplussing
- duping
- cozening
- hoodwinking
- distressing
- fooling
- fazing
- discomforting
- mortifying
- beguiling
- agitating
- taking-in
- unsettling
- misleading
- tricking
- stringing-along
- deceiving
- discomfiting
- disconcerting
- humbugging
- stumping
- deluding
- perturbing
- chagrining
- abashing
Meaning of going to one's head
going to one's head
to move on a course
going to one's head Sentence Examples
- Winning the championship seemed to be going to his head; he became arrogant and boastful.
- The sudden fame and attention were going to her head, making her lose touch with her roots.
- Success in his career was going to his head, leading him to believe he was invincible.
- The praise from his peers was going to his head, causing him to become complacent.
- Wealth and power were going to his head, making him overlook the needs of those around him.
- She cautioned him that the alcohol was going to his head, but he continued to drink recklessly.
- The newfound authority was going to his head, and he started abusing his position.
- The compliments he received were going to his head, fueling his ego beyond measure.
- The admiration from his fans was going to his head, clouding his judgment.
- He warned her that success can sometimes go to one's head, altering one's perception of reality.
FAQs About the word going to one's head
to move on a course
bewildering, confusing, perplexing, puzzling,baffling, blowing one's mind, posing, upsetting,buffaloing, disorienting
reassuring, assuring,satisfying,informing,enlightening
Winning the championship seemed to be going to his head; he became arrogant and boastful.
The sudden fame and attention were going to her head, making her lose touch with her roots.
Success in his career was going to his head, leading him to believe he was invincible.
The praise from his peers was going to his head, causing him to become complacent.
