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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
The hallways leading to the offices of California’s elected officials are quiet, except for the faint sound of occasional elevator dings.
A telescope's ability to reveal faint or distant objects depends on its size.
Now that it is in our face with construction plans for a gaudy ballroom for the elites, as food assistance for hungry children is threatened, Republicans’ faint criticism is even more deafening in its impotence.
These simulations suggest that radio signals from the dark ages, while faint, carry valuable clues about the invisible structures that seeded the formation of galaxies.
You can also hear faint gusts and flame sounds emerge sparsely throughout the project.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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