fainted
Meaning
of Faint
Source: Webster's dictionaryAnagrams
Examples
A group of local civilians and citizens surrounded the procession, the king quickly fainted and his clothes were stained in blood, however, the guards were able to revive the monarch.
At 12:30 am, Wu'erkaixi fainted after learning that a female student at Beijing Normal University, who had left campus with him earlier in the evening, had just been killed.
Anagnostakis told the court the events stemmed from Maguire's sister Daisy being injected by a substance by a group of Albanians and she immediately fainted.
Arkell, pp. 102–105; Van der Kiste, p. 64. Caroline fell sick with worry, and fainted during a secret visit to her children made without the King's approval.
“Ah James fainted on the lawn they told me.
He fainted during the April 8 court appearance because he had been denied medication for a preexisting condition during his detention, he told CPJ, saying that he went back to the hospital after the hearing and stayed there until April 12.