faint

Her voice was very faint.

Marcus peered at me in the faint light that came from the television screen.

There was still a faint glow coming from the stove.

the soft, faint sounds of water dripping

Their voices grew fainter.

Until only the faintest traces of life remain.

Now, this apparent contradiction between geologic evidence and the stellar evolution model became known as the faint young Sun paradox.

But the studies also indicate that they weren’t high enough to do the job—make up for a faint Sun.

Another solution, which is proposed much later, was that perhaps the young Sun wasn’t faint at all, perhaps it was bright.

One problem is that radio waves from these far away objects, even though they can get through, are extremely faint.

Those produce a large number of faint reflections in what’s... what’s called a ... a smooth echo.

Uh, but it was way too faint to be a planet.

I have only a faint recollection of writing that.

Ten years ago today the US Center for Disease Control published the first faint warnings of a worldwide epidemic.

They are very faint, and, well, I think I have a new angle on them.

I haven't the faintest idea.

I haven't the faintest.

Faint praise

She managed a faint smile.

a faint trace of sarcasm

The room held the faint, sweet odour of pipe tobacco.

Other signs of angina are nausea, sweating, feeling faint, and shortness of breath.

She slumped to the ground in a faint.

Faint not!

All of a sudden she fainted.