swooning
/ˈswuːnɪŋ/
adjective
- Feeling or showing great excitement, admiration, or romantic attraction.
- The swooning fans rushed toward the stage.
- His swooning reaction to the gift made everyone laugh.
- She had a swooning look on her face when she saw the proposal.
- Fainting or feeling as if about to faint, often from strong emotion.
- The character's swooning act was a bit overdone in the play.
- The swooning woman was helped to a chair.
- He felt swooning after standing in the sun too long.
Antonyms
noun
- The act or state of fainting or feeling faint.
- Her swooning was a result of the intense heat.
- The doctor explained that swooning can happen from low blood pressure.
- The swooning of the audience was caused by the shocking plot twist.