Verb:

లాస్ట్ స్పృహ,

swoons's Usage Examples:

Mary Magdalen in bright red, swoons to hug the Madonna"s legs.

Julia swoons at the sight of him and they kiss for the first time.

He throws a spear at Arjuna; the spear connects and Arjuna swoons in his seat, dripping blood.

languid janitor bears  His lantern through colonnades  And the architecture swoons.

"Parsons gets lead then swoons, 37–7".

According to a journal of the time, he had "a singing voice that out-swoons most of the swoon-singers".

Additionally, the absence of the rhythmic, consistent treadle allows Gretchen to lose her sense of stability and reality as she swoons over Faust.

feeling, often sacrificing textual clarity in the process, and her swoops and swoons help bring out the connections to jazz.

Yet, not all reviews were favorable; NME lambasted the effort as an attempt to bung some lazy-eyed melody swoons, Mexican twangs and comatose rock-outs over the trademark billowing whale flatulence, and Drop-D Magazine opined, The slow, druggy pace and fascination with their own weird noises work against them.

arose  Like a thing in which they fell,  Fell slowly as when at night  A languid janitor bears  His lantern through colonnades  And the architecture swoons.

"Elephant swoons, dies by roadside in Pozhikkara : The Hindu".

"Small-town teacher from India takes fun English lessons, the internet swoons".

Emilia swoons away and while she is unconscious the King has Guido come to her side so that when she revives they are joyously reunited.

Synonyms:

zonk out, conk, black out, faint, pass out,

Antonyms:

start, survive, be born, lighten, ignite,