adjective · Nature

faint

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The meaning (definition) of the word faint

not strong or clear, hard to see or hear

The word faint used in a sentence

“A faint light glowed in the window of the far house.”

Words that mean the same as faint (synonyms)

dimweak

Words that mean the opposite of faint (antonyms)

brightstrong

How the word faint is said around the world

Frenchfaible (febl)
Spanishtenue (TEH-nweh)
Mandarin微弱的 (way rwoh duh)
Hindiहल्का (HUL-kah)
Arabicخافِت (KHAA-fit)
Russianслабый (SLAH-bihy)
Portuguese (EU)fraco (FRAH-koo)
Portuguese (BR)fraco (FRAH-koh)
Japaneseかすかな (kah-SOO-kah-nah)
Germanschwach (shvahkh)
Urduمدھم (MAD-dham)
Punjabiਮੱਧਮ (MAD-dham)
Korean희미한 (hee-mee-HAHN)
Hebrewעָמוּם (ah-MOOM)
Greekαχνός (akh-NOS)
Dutchzwak (zwahk)
Tagalogmahina (mah-HEE-nah)
Vietnamesemờ nhạt (muh NYAHT)
Turkishsoluk (soh-LOOK)
Persianضعیف (za-EEF)
Polishsłaby (SWAH-bih)
Ukrainianслабкий (slahb-KYY)
Bengaliক্ষীণ (kheen)
Swedishsvag (svahg)
Italiandebole (DEH-boh-leh)

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