fainly Definition
- 1in a faint manner; weakly or indistinctly perceptible
- 2with reluctance or hesitation
Using fainly: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "fainly" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
Example
The sound of the distant music could be heard fainly.
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She smiled fainly at the joke, not really finding it funny.
Example
He fainly agreed to help his friend move, but he really didn't want to.
fainly Synonyms and Antonyms
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Summary: fainly in Brief
The adverb 'fainly' [ˈfeɪnli] means weakly or indistinctly perceptible, as in 'The sound of the distant music could be heard fainly.' It can also mean with reluctance or hesitation, as in 'He fainly agreed to help his friend move, but he really didn't want to.'
