0 to feel a lot of pleasure, love, etc. because of something or someone:
1 a faint (= state of suddenly becoming unconscious)
Heroines swooned, wept, and acted as if enraptured, delirious, or frenzied, whenever confronted with something out of the ordinary.
He would often swoon when contemplating the crown of thorns, in particular, and, during these states, it is said he would levitate or bilocate.
The ladies swoon over his youthful good looks, while the men are impressed by his mastery of the arts.
Thus, we may swoon when we see another's blood, or vomit when we see something foul, or experience vertigo at a great height.
Thomasine makes a great show of grief and pretends to swoon.
Despite the great play of the defense, the offense hit a major swoon after the first month of the season.
She once said he was the only man who made her swoon.
He was later revived from a swoon in the tomb.
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