adj. and v. 1 not seen or understood clearly; 2 to lose consciousness because of a temporary decrease in the blood supply to the brain;
Stars are faint because they are far away. OR She thought she would faint.
Stars are faint because they are far away. OR She thought she would faint.
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What caused Sabriel to faint when she arrived at Abhorsen's house?
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The insupportable heat made some people faint.
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Why did Emily faint at the funeral home?
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When Miss Fenton became conscious, why did she faint again?
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What did Oona do when she heard the faint sound of the whales?
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What did Pinkerton hear a faint voice in the distance cry?
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She thought she would faint.
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The faint gegenschein was red.
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''John followed his father quickly, and Charles too, till only Jeremy and Matthew remained at the top of the shaft, looking down to the faint twinkle of light that showed in the narrowing abyss.'' What does 'abyss' mean?
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What did Zoey know when she heard the faint sound of music playing in the forest?
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Why did Laurie faint at her parent's funeral?
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What caused Sashie to faint while she was hidden in the wagon?
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What did Skippito faint at the sight of?
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Why did a woman faint after seeing Queen Elizabeth?
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dim; indefinite; unclear
clear; definite
1 syllables
faint
ain't
feint
paint
quaint
saint
st
taint
acquaint
complaint
constraint
repaint
restraint
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