What does the word swoon mean?
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To faint.
Part of speech: verb intransitive
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Usage examples for swoon
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The sight of this before she saw me threw her into some kind of swoon, from which, however, she recovered. – Blind Love by Wilkie Collins
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Evidently she thought that I was still in my swoon, for now she spoke to herself in a low voice that was soft and sweet as honey. – Child of Storm by H. Rider Haggard
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She thought that he was going to swoon and slipped her arm behind him in support and, the Marta of impulse, pressed her lips to his brow. – The Last Shot by Frederick Palmer