What is another word for swooning?
Pronunciation:
[ swˈuːnɪŋ], [ swˈuːnɪŋ], [ s_w_ˈuː_n_ɪ_ŋ]
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Synonyms for Swooning:
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adj.
• senseless- aloof ,
- anesthetized ,
- blacked out ,
- callous ,
- comatose ,
- dead ,
- dull ,
- faint ,
- insensible ,
- insensitive ,
- insentient ,
- narcotic ,
- numb ,
- oblivious ,
- senseless ,
- soporific ,
- stupid ,
- trance-like ,
- unconscious ,
- unfeeling ,
- unperceptive .
- be numbed ,
- be-numbed ,
- dead the world ,
- dead to world ,
- dead world ,
- in animate ,
- in sensate ,
- in sensible ,
- in trance ,
- in-animate ,
- in-sensate ,
- in-sensible ,
- more entranced ,
- more knocked ,
- more swooning ,
- more tranced ,
- most entranced ,
- most knocked ,
- most swooning ,
- most tranced ,
- on canvas ,
- out like light ,
- un conscious ,
- un-conscious .
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n.
• stupor Other relevant words:
- Collapsing ,
- Fainting ,
- Keeling ,
- Perishing ,
- Succumbing ,
- Trancing ,
- abstemious ,
- absurd ,
- airheaded ,
- asphyxia ,
- blow ,
- brief ,
- choking ,
- clean ,
- clear ,
- coma ,
- comfortable ,
- croaking ,
- cushion ,
- dark ,
- daze ,
- delicate ,
- dim ,
- disappearing ,
- dizzily ,
- dizzy ,
- dropping ,
- dying ,
- easy ,
- empty-headed ,
- fading ,
- fainthearted ,
- fair ,
- featherbrained ,
- feeble ,
- flimsy ,
- flippant ,
- fog ,
- foolish ,
- friable ,
- gasping ,
- giddily ,
- giddy ,
- groaning ,
- haze ,
- idle ,
- ill ,
- impact ,
- lethargy ,
- light ,
- light-headed ,
- lightheaded ,
- lightsome ,
- lightsomely ,
- lite ,
- loose ,
- low-cal ,
- moaning ,
- nimble ,
- not burdensome ,
- panting ,
- promiscuous ,
- puffing ,
- sandy ,
- shadowy ,
- shock ,
- short ,
- sick ,
- silly ,
- sluttish ,
- soughing ,
- sounding ,
- stalling ,
- stupefaction ,
- stupor ,
- swoon ,
- timid ,
- tripping ,
- unaccented ,
- unclouded ,
- unconsciousness ,
- vague ,
- wakeful ,
- wanton ,
- weak ,
- wispy .
How to use "Swooning" in context?
The word "swoon" has multiple meanings, but the one that is most closely related to romantic love is "to lose consciousness or consciousness of surroundings." The feeling of being overwhelmed with emotion is often called "the swoon effect." It's possible to swoon from happiness, from sadness, from excitement, from pleasure, or from fear. The phenomenon is often evoked through visual or auditory stimuli, causing the person to become fixated on either the object or sound and lose control of their faculties. The physical response is one of deep relaxation and often accompanied by a sense of euphoria.
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