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faint

[feynt] / feɪnt /






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"But because they are far away, many objects in this time are faint and difficult to observe."

From Science Daily

With each step a faint echo and a reminder that the sea sleeps but does not disappear.

From Salon

But if the Kings’ breathing is shallow and their pulse faint, they aren’t dead just yet despite seven losses in their last nine games.

From Los Angeles Times

"As we refined our 3D model of the moon the fan-shaped streaks became clearer, not fainter," Farnham said.

From Science Daily

Most cell phones now use two GPS frequency bands -- one that is older and fainter, and a second that is newer and stronger.

From Barron's