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faint
adjective as in having little effect on senses
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adjective as in weak
noun as in unconsciousness
Example Sentences
Aside from the faint path seen in two satellite images in June, the property seemed ignored.
Images broadcast on television showed people fainting in the packed crowds.
Amie said she soon felt unwell after the Caesarean section, feeling faint with low blood pressure.
The faint warning is easily missed by most viewers, but it appears every 10 minutes, alerting the projectionist to change the reel.
She was found by chance when a shepherd, who had taken his goats to the area for grazing, heard faint cries coming from under a mound of earth.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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