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Sinking spell   /sˈɪŋkɪŋ spɛl/   Listen
Sinking spell

noun
1.
A temporary decline in health or value.






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"Sinking spell" Quotes from Famous Books



... uncertain the probability of anything fatal, that no word was sent, even to me. Friday morning he was no worse and no better. "If he was no worse by night he might pull through." At noon he was seized with a sudden sinking spell. Oxygen was applied by his wife and a nurse, and the doctor sent for. By one-thirty he was lower still, very low. "His face was blue, his lips ashen," his wife told me. "We put the oxygen tube to his mouth and I said 'Can you speak, Peter?' I was so nervous and frightened. ...
— Twelve Men • Theodore Dreiser



Words linked to "Sinking spell" :   decline, diminution



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