Pass out

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verb

To fall asleep or lose consciousness suddenly and for a short period.

He worked for 36 hours straight and then passed out from exhaustion.
Visual representation of "pass out" - To fall asleep or lose consciousness suddenly and for a short period

Often appears as...

  • pass out from exhaustion
  • pass out from heat
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Sudden Fatigue

Use when someone collapses due to extreme tiredness or other overwhelming conditions.

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Marathon runners often pass out at the finish line.
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Medical Emergencies

Indicates a serious health issue, requiring immediate attention.

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Call an ambulance if someone passes out and doesn't wake up.
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Figurative Use

Sometimes used humorously to describe extreme reactions to surprising news.

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I nearly passed out when I saw the price tag.
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