What is another word for swoon?
Pronunciation:
[ swˈuːn], [ swˈuːn], [ s_w_ˈuː_n]
Synonyms for Swoon:
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n.
• blackout • coma • faint • insensibility • pass out • stupor -
v.
• black out- crosses out ,
- delete;ed cover ,
- delete;ing cover ,
- delete;s cover ,
- draw blank ,
- drawing a blank ,
- drawing blank ,
- draws a blank ,
- draws blank ,
- drew blank ,
- goes out like a light ,
- goes out like light ,
- going out like a light ,
- going out like light ,
- losing consciousness ,
- made dark ,
- makes dark ,
- making dark ,
- slip in to coma ,
- slipped in to coma ,
- slipped into coma ,
- slipping in to coma ,
- slipping into coma ,
- slips in to coma ,
- slips into coma ,
- slipt into coma ,
- went out like a light ,
- went out like light ,
- zone out ,
- zoned out ,
- zones out ,
- zonked out ,
- zonking out ,
- zonks out .
Other synonyms:
- exult ,
- spin around .
- buzz .
- crackle .
- thrill .
- get up .
Other relevant words:
- be overcome ,
- become unconscious ,
- black out ,
- go out like light ,
- keel ,
- keel over ,
- over turn ,
- pass out ,
- up set .
- Quashed ,
- Squashing ,
- Suppressing ,
- cover up ,
- covered up ,
- covering up ,
- covers up ,
- cross out ,
- crossed out ,
- crossing out ,
- delete; cover ,
- draw a blank ,
- drew a blank ,
- go out like a light ,
- holds back ,
- lose consciousness ,
- lost consciousness ,
- make dark ,
- obfuscate ,
- quash ,
- rub out ,
- slip into coma ,
- squash ,
- suppress .
- Anhelation ,
- Deliquium ,
- Elatedness ,
- Encephalitis Lethargica ,
- Fainting ,
- Faints ,
- Goneness ,
- Lipothymy ,
- Swelt ,
- apathetic ,
- asphyxia ,
- asphyxiate ,
- blackout ,
- blow ,
- break ,
- breakdown ,
- buy the farm ,
- callous ,
- catalepsy ,
- catatonia ,
- catatony ,
- cease ,
- changeable ,
- choke ,
- collapse ,
- conk ,
- conk out ,
- crash ,
- croak ,
- daze ,
- dazedness ,
- dazzled ,
- debacle ,
- decease ,
- demise ,
- depart ,
- die ,
- die away ,
- disappear ,
- dizziness ,
- dizzy ,
- downfall ,
- droop ,
- drop ,
- drop dead ,
- drown ,
- dull ,
- exhilaration ,
- expire ,
- fail ,
- failure ,
- faint ,
- fall ,
- featherbrained ,
- feel giddy ,
- feel lightheaded ,
- fickle ,
- flag ,
- flop ,
- gasp ,
- get sleepy ,
- giddy ,
- go ,
- gray out ,
- grayout ,
- groan ,
- heaven ,
- high ,
- impassive ,
- imperceptible ,
- indifferent ,
- indiscernible ,
- insensible ,
- intoxication ,
- kayo ,
- kick the bucket ,
- knockout ,
- lethargy ,
- light ,
- loss of consciousness ,
- moan ,
- narcolepsy ,
- narcoma ,
- nirvana ,
- nod ,
- nothingness ,
- numb ,
- obstruct ,
- pant ,
- paradise ,
- pass ,
- perish ,
- pop off ,
- prostration ,
- puff ,
- rhapsody ,
- ridiculous ,
- sedation ,
- semiconsciousness ,
- shock ,
- shortness of breath ,
- silly ,
- sink ,
- sleep ,
- sleeping sickness ,
- slump ,
- smother ,
- snuff it ,
- sough ,
- sound ,
- spin ,
- stall ,
- starve ,
- stifle ,
- strangle ,
- stupefaction ,
- subsidence ,
- succumb ,
- swooning ,
- syncopation ,
- syncope ,
- thanatosis ,
- transport ,
- trip ,
- unaware ,
- unconscious ,
- unfeeling ,
- vertiginous ,
- weaken ,
- yawn ,
- zonk out .
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How to use "Swoon" in context?
Swooning is an intangible feeling that often accompanies strong emotions. Acquaintances and close relatives can often induce a person to swoon by simply speaking in a soft, soothing voice. The brain releases neurochemical substances called endorphins that can create a sense of euphoria or gratification. Patients undergoing surgery may experience a state of swoon, typically after having an anesthetic gas administered.
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