reeling (Meaning)

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reeling (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Reel

No weak antonyms found.

The earthquake's tremors left the city reeling in shock and disbelief.
She stumbled and fell, reeling from the unexpected blow.
The scandal sent the company reeling, threatening its reputation and stability.
The pain pulsated through his body, leaving him reeling and unable to focus.
The news of the tragedy left the nation reeling in sorrow and mourning.
The loss of his fortune sent the millionaire reeling into despair.
The sudden change of plans left them reeling in uncertainty and confusion.
The impact of the car crash left the victims reeling from injuries and trauma.
The revelation of his true identity sent the room reeling in disbelief.
The accusations left the politician reeling, damaging his credibility and support.

of Reel

giddy, dizzy, whirling,woozy, faint, dazed, vertiginous, weak, swimmy, aswoon

steady, stable, stable, steady, clearheaded,clearheaded,

The earthquake's tremors left the city reeling in shock and disbelief.

She stumbled and fell, reeling from the unexpected blow.

The scandal sent the company reeling, threatening its reputation and stability.

The pain pulsated through his body, leaving him reeling and unable to focus.