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Meanings of swoon away in anglès
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Usage of swoon away in anglès
1
He wanted to preach, and upon being refused pretended to swoon away.
2
The stricken woman did not cry out in her anguish, nor swoon away.
3
And we will sing, all by ourselves, till we swoon away with delight.
4
Were We to lift the veil ye would swoon away.
5
And when she tried to please him he made her sob and swoon away.
6
You will find yourself dizzied and you may swoon away at the smallest provocation.
7
Minstrel, if you keep so still, you will swoon away.
8
His heart filled with anxiety and sorrow, the king, however, did not again swoon away.
9
I don't swoon away at the sight of blood!
10
Don't swoon away; you are in no peril.
11
At the same time Lady Macbeth affects to swoon away in the presence of so awful a crime.
12
But no, he keeps right on and along about here it is customary for you to swoon away.
13
It was not the length of Mathias' discourse, nor his eloquence, Hazael said, that caused my senses to swoon away.
14
And I ceased to run, and lay quiet; for, in truth, I did near swoon away with the hardness of my travel.
15
The shock of her disappointment at seeing a stranger in place of her father, caused her nearly to swoon away in Kentuck's arms.
16
Indeed, sir, I was frightened enough the first evening that I ventured on any advances, for they startled her enough to make her swoon away.
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United Kingdom
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