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Meanings of swoon in English
Portuguese
desfalecimento Catalan
desmai 
Portuguese
desfalecer Catalan
esmorteir-se Synonyms
Examples for "faint"
Examples for "faint"
1
These faint traces you left that say however softly: I was here.
2
Macklin had been building a hope, however faint, that they might survive.
3
However, he could not suppress a faint hope and he listened carefully.
4
Yet, the faint cries for help plus some dull thumping noises continue.
5
As he said this, he felt a faint question disturb his thoughts.
1
Background: syncope is an important, but underestimated clinical problem in older persons.
2
Conclusions: Despite recommendations for the use of syncope guidelines, adherence is suboptimal.
3
Conclusion: Vasovagal syncope and DRPH were by far the most frequent diagnoses.
4
Finally, power in high-frequency bands decreased less in the group with syncope.
5
But it might be that the apricots had brought on the syncope.
1
It was thus that the Duke saw Zuleika's: a monstrous deliquium a-glare.
2
The result is dulness of sight, a stagnation of the vital circulations, and a general deliquium and sloughing off of all the intellectual faculties.
3
The Deliquium would meet the morning intact.
Usage of swoon in English
1
But this heady environment, especially after a recent stock-market swoon, looks vulnerable.
2
The official played down concerns that Indian markets might swoon on Monday.
3
She merely had to say her true name to make you swoon.
4
So much information, so fast, so vital... it almost made him swoon.
5
Josephte did not fall in a swoon: she darted towards the gate.
6
They found the lady extended on the floor, in a deep swoon.
7
And the queen uttered a loud cry, and sank in a swoon.
8
For a moment he thought she would swoon or burst into tears.
9
It was seen that Mr. Stapleton was alive, although in a swoon.
10
He expected she would swoon; he even feared it might kill her.
11
I fell in a swoon-bysheer will-forceI recovered from the swoon-and
12
I've seen Runelords swoon from the pleasure when they take an endowment.
13
The football player you used to swoon over when you were fifteen?
14
By her colour it is evident she is only in a swoon.
15
But the sickly daze of the swoon made her still miserably faint.
16
With a heart-rending cry, Hortense sank to the ground in a swoon.
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Translations for swoon
Swoon through the time
Swoon across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common