Lexicographical Neighbors of Swoonings
Literary usage of Swoonings
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Memoranda of the Experience, Labors, and Travels of a Universalist Preacher by George Rogers (1845)
"... to the sin of poetry-making—more about Ben—Religious swoonings—Eccentricities
of Father S.—Devotes himself permanently to the ministerial profession. ..."
2. The complete herbalist; or, The people their own physicians by the use of by Oliver Phelps Brown (1867)
"It mny be kept in a syrup or conserve, and will be found useful in trembling of
the heart, and faintings and swoonings. MULLEIN. VERBASCUM THAPSUS. ..."
3. Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal (1835)
"Butthe hemoptysis, the paralytic symptoms, the swoonings, and her many other ...
During the journey she had many swoonings, but on the whole she bore the ..."
4. Memoranda of the Experience, Labors, and Travels of a Universalist Preacher by George Rogers (1845)
"... to the sin of poetry-making—more about Ben—Religious swoonings—Eccentricities
of Father S.—Devotes himself permanently to the ministerial profession. ..."
5. The complete herbalist; or, The people their own physicians by the use of by Oliver Phelps Brown (1867)
"It mny be kept in a syrup or conserve, and will be found useful in trembling of
the heart, and faintings and swoonings. MULLEIN. VERBASCUM THAPSUS. ..."
6. Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal (1835)
"Butthe hemoptysis, the paralytic symptoms, the swoonings, and her many other ...
During the journey she had many swoonings, but on the whole she bore the ..."
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