Faint Synonyms and Antonyms
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Having little brightness or color
(Adjective)
Synonyms:
Having little volume of sound
(Adjective)
Synonyms:
- inaudible
- indistinct
- whispered
- breathless
- murmuring
- low
- negligible
- stifled
- dull
- dim
- muted
- hoarse
- muttering
- soft
- soothing
- outside
- bated
- heard in the distance
- quiet
- low-pitched
- low-toned
- muffled
- hushed
- padded
- distant
- remote
- subdued
- gentle
- softened
- feeble
- from afar
- light
- moderate
- grave
- deep
- slender
- deadened
- rumbling
- heavy
- far-off
- flat
- thin
- aside
- between the teeth
- floating on the air
- slight
- dulcet
- imperceptible
- swooning
- out of earshot
- slim
- light-headed
- lightheaded
A temporary loss of consciousness
(Noun)
Antonyms:
To suffer temporary lack of consciousness
(Verb)
Synonyms:
- pass out
- swoon
- black out
- collapse
- keel over
- lose consciousness
- pale
- become unconscious
- be overcome
- fall
- blackout
- go into a coma
- dark
- have a stroke
- delicate
- dim
- suffer syncope
- distant
- dizzy
- faint away
- faded
- falter
- faint dead away
- feeble
- conk
- fuzzy
- gentle
- drop
- giddy
- hushed
- keel
- languid
- succumb
- languish
- light
- suffer sunstroke
- lightheaded
- listless
- go-out-like-a-light
- muffled
- obscure
- sickly
- slight
- sluggish
- soft
- suffocate
- syncope
- thin
- timid
- unclear
- vague
- weak
- woozy
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