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Swoon – definitions in English dictionary

verb

Faint, especially from extreme emotion.

Usage examples:

Frankie's mother swooned and had to be helped to the headmaster's office
verb

Be overcome with admiration, adoration, or other strong emotion.

Usage examples:

You can have them swooning over you with a few well-placed words
noun

An occurrence of fainting.

Usage examples:

I fell down in a swoon

Swoon translation into English

Swoon: translate from English into Chinese

Translate swoon into Chinese (Simplified)}
昏厥, 昏倒, 昏晕

Swoon: translate from English into Dutch

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Zwijmelen, Zwijm, Bezwijmen, Bezwijming, Onmacht, In zwijm vallen, Bewusteloos raken

Swoon: translate from English into French

Translate swoon into French}
Pâmoison, Se pâmer, S'évanouir

Swoon: translate from English into German

Translate swoon into German}
Ohnmacht, Ohnmächtig werden, In ohnmacht fallen

Swoon: translate from English into Hindi

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बेहोशी, बेहोश, मूर्छा, अचेत होना

Swoon: translate from English into Italian

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Svenire, Deliquio, Svenimento

Swoon: translate from English into Korean

Translate swoon into Korean}
실신, 졸도, 기절하다, 약해지다

Swoon: translate from English into Russian

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Обморок, Падать в обморок, Замирать, Липотимия

Swoon: translate from English into Spanish

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Desmayo, Desmayarse, Desvanecimiento, Desvanecerse poco a poco

Word origin

Middle English: the verb from obsolete swown ‘fainting’, the noun from aswoon ‘in a faint’, both from Old English geswōgen ‘overcome’.

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Swoon – similar words

swooned

verb

Faint, especially from extreme emotion.

Usage examples:

Frankie's mother swooned and had to be helped to the headmaster's office
noun

An occurrence of fainting.

Usage examples:

I fell down in a swoon
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