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Difference between Feel faint at something and Feel faint from something

feel faint at somethingfeel giddy or likely to lose consciousness at the thought or sight of smth.:

  • Neptune felt faint at the sight of the slash wound.

feel faint from somethingfeel giddy or likely to lose consciousness because of fatigue, hunger, the heat, etc.:

  • Feeling faint from the pain in her foot, Angie exited the alley.