vertiginous

Modifies a noun

• drop: The vertiginous drop to the farmland reveals late summer tractors chugging across the fields like Matchbox toys.
• view: The lift from the main lobby offers a vertiginous view through the hotel's glass frontage up to the 42nd floor.
• mountain: GRADE Easy Gentle terrain, four to six hours a day walking without steep climbs or vertiginous mountains.
• shot: Vertiginous shots of campaigners perched on the top of old-growth trees set to powerful music made this film much more than mere radical reportage.
• sense: And in his vertiginous sense of collapsing space and toppling buildings one may be reminded of Leon Kossoff.
• section: However, there are vertiginous sections on most of the walks.