Definition for Swooning:

• Syncope.

Synonyms for Swooning:

• adj.

  •senseless (adjective)
  • narcotic,
  • aloof,
  • insensitive,
  • stupid,
  • insensible,
  • anesthetized,
  • blacked out,
  • comatose,
  • numb,
  • unfeeling,
  • oblivious,
  • unperceptive,
  • soporific,
  • senseless,
  • trance-like,
  • dull,
  • callous,
  • insentient,
  • dead.
  •unconscious (adjective)
  • dead to world,
  • out like light,
  • un conscious,
  • in-sensible,
  • on canvas,
  • be numbed,
  • in trance,
  • be-numbed,
  • in sensible,
  • in animate,
  • dead the world,
  • more entranced,
  • more swooning,
  • most knocked,
  • most entranced,
  • most swooning,
  • most tranced,
  • in-sensate,
  • in sensate,
  • in-animate,
  • un-conscious,
  • more tranced,
  • more knocked,
  • dead world.

• n.

  •faint (noun)
  • faint.
  •stupor (noun)
  • in-sensibilities,
  • narcosises,
  • Asphyxias,
  • in sensibilities,
  • be-wilderments,
  • in-sensibility,
  • petrifactions,
  • somnolences,
  • be wilderment,
  • sopors,
  • in sensibility,
  • be wilderments,
  • swoonings,
  • be-wilderment.
  •swooning (noun)
  • light-headed,
  • ill,
  • light,
  • lightheaded,
  • sick.

• Other synonyms:

  •adj.
  • unconscious,
  • Tranced,
  • dead to the world,
  • out like a light,
  • in a trance,
  • feeling no pain,
  • on the canvas.
  •n.
  • asphyxia,
  • hypnosis,
  • narcosis,
  • petrifaction,
  • somnolence,
  • stupefaction,
  • stupor,
  • Sopor,
  • Hypnoses,
  • faintings.

Antonyms for Swooning:

• adj.

  • Other antonyms:
    well.

Swooning Sentence Examples:

• The ladies had ceased shrieking, and had completed the elaborate process of swooning, and of being brought round by the polite attentions of the gentlemen; they were now extolling Jeanne's presence of mind.

• Then my forehead smote the floor, Swooning, and I knew no more, Till I heard the chancel door Open for the choristers: But the stranger's form was gone, And the church was dim and lone: Through the silence, one by one Stole the early worshippers.