swooning

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unconscious adj.
stupor n.

ADJECTIVE

unconscious

Synonyms

STRONGEST

comatose paralyzed senseless

STRONG

cold out raving

WEAK

benumbed blacked out bombed dead to the world drowsy entranced feeling no pain flattened in a trance inanimate inert insensate insensible knocked lethargic numb on the canvas out like a light palsied passed out put away stunned stupefied torpid tranced zonked

Antonyms

WEAK

awake aware conscious decided intended intentional knowing

NOUN

stupor

Synonyms

STRONGEST

coma slumber trance

STRONG

amazement anesthesia apathy asphyxia bewilderment dullness hebetude hypnosis inertia inertness insensibility languor lassitude lethargy narcosis numbness petrifaction sleep somnolence sopor stupefaction swoon torpor

WEAK

fainting suspended animation

Antonyms

STRONGEST

consciousness wakefulness

STRONG

activity interest life liveliness

WEAK

sensibility

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swooning

The crowd at the Indio festival, for instance, went wild for the puppets swooning to Ben Platt’s cover of Addison Rae’s hit tune “Diet Pepsi.”

From Los Angeles Times ● May 20, 2026

The boxing world is swooning over Moses Itauma.

From BBC ● Mar. 28, 2026

By Monday morning, with global markets swooning, he said the Iranians were engaging in "constructive" talks with the US.

From BBC ● Mar. 23, 2026

Were this another sport—football, basketball, baseball—they’d be swooning over Alcaraz as an all timer.

From The Wall Street Journal ● Feb. 2, 2026

Zoe and Bianca drew their bows, but Bianca was having trouble because Grover kept swooning and leaning against her.

From "The Titan's Curse" by Rick Riordan

swooning

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