swooned

Collapsed from emotion

Swooned is the past tense of swoon—to faint or lose consciousness, typically from overwhelming emotion.

The word appears most often in historical or romantic contexts: She swooned when she saw the blood.

In modern use, swoon is usually figurative, expressing intense admiration or desire: Fans swooned over the actor's performance.

romantic

smitten

Powerfully attracted to someone

besotted · moonstruck · lovesick · rapturous · enraptured · adoring · enthralled · captivated · beguiled · bewitched

fainting

faint

Weak and indistinct

pass out · lightheaded · dizzy · vertigo · syncope · prostration · slump · pallid · weak-kneed · vapors

overwhelmed

overcome

Prevail against difficulty

moved · stirred · awestruck · dazzled · stunned · bowled over · floored · thunderstruck · spellbound · riveted

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Opposites
consciousness/physical state

swoonedrevived

Restored to consciousness

came to · awoke · recovered · rose · snapped out of it

emotional response intensity

swoonedshrugged off

Dismissed casually, unbothered

resisted · steeled oneself

physical posture/position

swoonedrose

Stood up, or fragrant bloom

stood up · sprang up · got up · straightened · steadied

Family

swoon, swooning, swoons, swoony

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