sinking spell

noun

1. a temporary decline, as in health or market values.

   Wall Street is over its sinking spell.

Example Sentences

"Her vital signs were stable. But she seemed to have a sinking spell and it . . . it was a mystery to me," said Dr. Charles Engles, a neurosurgeon who treated Tonya.

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But after working over him and giving him stimulants, I brought him around, so he could go on with the executions—which were delayed half an hour by his sinking spell.

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But Fly's sinking spell was only momentary and he soon recovered his composure.

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Moore's effort to talk exhausted his strength and brought on a sinking spell.

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“She had sinking spell while you were downstairs.”

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