How to pronounce “fainting” in English

I've left the world, and I've entered hell.I'm this far away from a fainting spell.But just before I die, I finish a song which I oversell.

and so on and so forth.And my grandmother, she was fainting.

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One Boston writer called them 'A sex which is born tired,' adding that, 'Society seems little better than a hospital for invalid women.' Particularly for women in heavydresses and constraining corsets, any activity that raised the heart rate could seem more likely to be the cause of fainting and listlessness thantheir remedy. Opponents of the bicycle latched onto this perception, arguing that riding would cost women more effort than they could afford.

So usually people say fight, flight, but it's actually two other ones in addition.Fight, flight, freeze-- tightening your muscles when you're scared-- or fainting where you're totally collapsing.So those areas are regulated by the brain stem, very old, 300 million year old.

Are you OK? We heard you fainted earlier today.I remember sitting down at the cafeteria at Fort Knox, which is where "Stripes" was shot and I did my fainting with the Army.

"Five G. Ahh!!!" But my sister's always been very honest with me and I said to her, "I don't know if I canI say to people, "What if you were the most popular person on the planet? Your album "Thriller" is out and there's this album cover with you, baddest dude in the world, women are fainting

That's a really interesting point. Now, what's very common, very, very commonFight, flight, freezing, and fainting. And which one swings into action depends on