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Meanings of fainting in English
Usage of fainting in English
1
The queen dropped in a fainting-fit; and the brute left the room.
2
I moved that way, no longer able to run, close to fainting.
3
The death of Claudius had revived the fainting spirit of the Goths.
4
The first explosion of the conspiracy laid me fainting at the desk.
5
On the 29th of April the maid did enter the fainting city.
6
And for the first time in her life she felt like fainting.
7
Several women passengers screamed and left the rail in a fainting condition.
8
Remember we were weak and fainting down below there in the Doon.
9
The empress darted forward and caught her fainting daughter in her arms.
10
A fainting spell-thepeople in the room-somany lights-Ineed to rest.
11
The vaccines can have side effects, including fever, headache, fainting and nausea.
12
Patients' symptoms included dizziness, headache, and fainting with rapid onset after vaccination.
13
She expected despairing cries, or a fainting fit; nothing of the kind.
14
The smith, deeply affected, pressed the almost fainting girl in his arms.
15
Jim sprang after it, and I was left half-fainting in the moonlight.
16
I still held her in my arms and supported her half-fainting form.
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Translations for fainting
Catalan
Fainting through the time
Fainting across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common