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View definitions for faint

faint

adjective as in weak

noun as in unconsciousness

verb as in lose consciousness

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Example Sentences

The questions got louder and louder and my voice, faint.

Typically, any metal-poor supernova that astronomers would expect to find would likely be too faint to see from our galaxy because of how far away they are.

LeBron James stood at midcourt early in the fourth, his hands on his hips while a faint cheer began to echo through the building.

“Several others had broken limbs. The smuggler left us here and told us to run in the direction of the lights of Van city. Many of us were fading out of hunger. I fainted.”

From BBC

Viewing the Taurids may be affected by the illumination of the Moon, which could obscure some of the fainter meteors.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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