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What (who) is FAINTNESS - definition
Faintness
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TRANSIENT LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS AND POSTURAL TONE
Fainted; Central ischaemic response; Blackout (loss of consciousness); Swooning; Syncome; Faintness; Central Ischaemic Response; Fainting; Passout; Deglutition syncope; Parade ground syncope; Areflexic syncope; Postural syncope; Paralytic syncope; Syncope episode; Cough syncope; Defecation syncope; Defaecation syncope; Syncopy; Passing out; Fainting spell; Blacking out (medicine)
·noun Want of vigor or energy.
II. Faintness ·noun Faint-heartedness; timorousness; dejection.
III. Faintness ·noun The state of being faint; loss of strength, or of consciousness, and self-control.
IV. Faintness ·noun Feebleness, as of color or light; lack of distinctness; as, faintness of description.
Fainted
TRANSIENT LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS AND POSTURAL TONE
Fainted; Central ischaemic response; Blackout (loss of consciousness); Swooning; Syncome; Faintness; Central Ischaemic Response; Fainting; Passout; Deglutition syncope; Parade ground syncope; Areflexic syncope; Postural syncope; Paralytic syncope; Syncope episode; Cough syncope; Defecation syncope; Defaecation syncope; Syncopy; Passing out; Fainting spell; Blacking out (medicine)
·Impf & ·p.p. of Faint.
Fainting
TRANSIENT LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS AND POSTURAL TONE
Fainted; Central ischaemic response; Blackout (loss of consciousness); Swooning; Syncome; Faintness; Central Ischaemic Response; Fainting; Passout; Deglutition syncope; Parade ground syncope; Areflexic syncope; Postural syncope; Paralytic syncope; Syncope episode; Cough syncope; Defecation syncope; Defaecation syncope; Syncopy; Passing out; Fainting spell; Blacking out (medicine)
·p.pr. & ·vb.n. of Faint.
II. Fainting ·noun Syncope, or loss of consciousness owing to a sudden arrest of the blood supply to the brain, the face becoming pallid, the respiration feeble, and the heat's beat weak.
Examples of use of FAINTNESS
1. Nargis Jehan remembers the mother‘s screams and her own faintness as the ground shook and chunks of concrete fell.
2. Symptoms include faintness and chest pain – and in extreme cases the condition can lead to heart failure.
3. Anaphylaxis causes breathing problems, a tight chest, swelling in the mouth and throat, dizziness or faintness and itching and hives.
4. Indeed, shortly after Carol was named Queen of the Jungle last year, her mother was briefly admitted to hospital following a spell of faintness.
5. "We had torn bedsheets drawn around two ambulances as the whole ground shook violently and we suffered spells of faintness ourselves," she said.