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antynoms for the word swoon

 

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Antonyms for the word "swoon"

Noun

swoon

  1. a strong, spontaneous feeling of love or admiration
    • She experienced a swoon of adoration for the famous actor.
  2. a state of fainting or sudden loss of consciousness
    • He fell into a swoon after receiving the shocking news.

Verb

swoon

  1. to faint or lose consciousness
    • The patient swooned from exhaustion.
  2. to be overwhelmed with emotion, such as love or admiration
    • The audience swooned over the singer's performance.

Adjective

swooning

  1. expressing or characterized by deep affection or admiration
    • He wrote her a swooning love letter.

Adverb

swooningly

  1. in a swooning manner
    • The actress gazed at him swooningly.

Antonyms for "swoon":

Noun: revival

Verb: awaken, revive

Adjective: conscious

Adverb: consciously

Sample Sentences:

Noun:

  1. Despite being uninterested in romance, she couldn't help but feel a swoon when she saw him.
  2. Her swoon over the beautiful sunset was evident in her wide smile.

Verb:

  1. The heat was unbearable, causing her to swoon and collapse.
  2. He swooned over her delicate features and charming personality.

Adjective:

  1. His swooning expression while watching the ballet revealed his deep admiration.

Adverb:

  1. She looked at him swooningly, hoping he would reciprocate her feelings.

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