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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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He added: "Smoke has filled the air and flames are lighting up the faces of those who've come to watch, while faint echoes of drumming come from over the hill."

From BBC

Never in recent US political history has the outcome of a presidential been so in doubt - this is not a contest for the faint of heart.

From BBC

They have a heartbeat and it isn’t a faint one, with winnable games against 2-6 Miami and 2-7 New England coming up.

Gold-hued orbs float from the ceiling against a dark interior, where jars of herbs line the backlit walls, casting a faint, warm, honey-toned glow.

From Salon

In this sense, Mintz’s memoir is not for the faint of heart.

From Salon

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

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