headiness (Meaning)

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headiness (n.)

The quality of being heady.

The headiness of the wine left me lightheaded and euphoric.
The fragrance of the blooming jasmine filled the air with its intoxicating headiness.
The headiness of a sudden uprising spread through the streets like wildfire.
The headiness of victory made him giddy and oblivious to the consequences.
She resented the headiness of her position, feeling it isolated her from others.
The headiness of the moment sent him into a trance, where all reason seemed to vanish.
The headiness of the perfume overwhelmed her senses, giving her a slight nausea.
The headiness of the storm clouds brought an oppressive sense of doom.
The headiness of the crowd at the concert made it difficult to think clearly.
The headiness of their love had blinded them to the challenges that lay ahead.

The quality of being heady.

ecstatic, euphoric, giddy, entranced, elevated, enrapt, enraptured, rhapsodical, exultant, rapturous

sad, woeful, gloomy, melancholy, blue, unhappy, low, unhappy, joyless,depressed

The headiness of the wine left me lightheaded and euphoric.

The fragrance of the blooming jasmine filled the air with its intoxicating headiness.

The headiness of a sudden uprising spread through the streets like wildfire.

The headiness of victory made him giddy and oblivious to the consequences.