swoon

sank to the ground in a swoon;

The boy had a swoon , but soon came round.

I don't want a nurse who swoons at the sight of blood.

The young girls swoon when they see their favorite pop singer.

the administration is so busy swooning over celebs that it has lost its senses.

Abstraction is mental and verbal and disappears in sleep, or swoon;it reappears in time;I am in my own state (swarupa) timelessly in the now.

A painting before which people had once swooned. A painting both beautiful and repulsive.

Her fright and concern sunk her down in a deep swoon.

But they dote and swoon and fawn on a lady who's withdrawn.

Even the mere mention of their name is enough to make you blush and swoon.

I don't mean love in the swooning schoolboy sense, you know, fireworks exploding, bells ringing.

Critics swooned at his coarse language and robust sentiments.

The conglomerate's stock swooned when news of the bid was made public.

No one breathes. With a faint, convulsive effort, the swooning boy drops his arm into the noose.

And when the woman heard these words she gave a loud cry, and fell into a swoon.

The eerie regularity of this “spring swoon” has aroused suspicions that something is amiss in the data.