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headachy
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adjective
- suffering from, caused by, or likely to cause a headache
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Example Sentences
Even mild dehydration can make you feel tired, headachy and unable to concentrate, which isnât good for your productivity or your well-being.
Sheryl Denzer, 67, said she has spent the week feeling headachy and heartbroken.
Whatever the reason, the Philharmonicâs clenched, loud performance of Beethovenâs Piano Concerto No. 4 last week left me jangled and headachy.
I was weak, having trouble breathing, headachy â it felt like a case of the flu, and not a light one.
But if you ignore your bodyâs early hunger cues â perhaps because youâre busy, or simply donât trust that you need to eat â or if those cues have gone silent from years of denying them, you may become dizzy, lightheaded, headachy, irritable or unable to focus or concentrate.
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