keeling (over) Antonyms
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Meaning of keeling (over)
keeling (over)
to fall suddenly (as in a faint), to fall down suddenly
keeling (over) Sentence Examples
- The elderly man was keeling over in the street before a passerby rushed to help.
- The mighty oak tree groaned and creaked before keeling over in a violent storm.
- The weakened patient was keeling over with exhaustion, much to the concern of the nurses.
- The sailboat was keeling over dangerously in the strong winds, threatening to capsize.
- The bridge was keeling over under the weight of heavy traffic, causing a major traffic disruption.
- The statue toppled over, keeling over with a deafening crash.
- The hiker was keeling over with altitude sickness, struggling to breathe.
- The weight of the groceries was too much for her to bear, causing her to keel over in the supermarket.
- The drunken man stumbled and keeled over, landing face-first on the sidewalk.
- The ancient tower was slowly keeling over, its foundation crumbling over time.
FAQs About the word keeling (over)
to fall suddenly (as in a faint), to fall down suddenly
fainting, blacking out, passing out, collapsing, swooning,conking (out),breaking down, zonking (out)
coming around,coming to, coming round,reviving,
The elderly man was keeling over in the street before a passerby rushed to help.
The mighty oak tree groaned and creaked before keeling over in a violent storm.
The weakened patient was keeling over with exhaustion, much to the concern of the nurses.
The sailboat was keeling over dangerously in the strong winds, threatening to capsize.
