faintly Definition
- 1in a way that is barely perceptible or almost imperceptible
- 2in a way that lacks strength, clarity, or brightness
Using faintly: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "faintly" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
Example
I could faintly hear the sound of music from the other room.
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The memory of her face was still faintly present in his mind.
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The colors of the sunset were faintly visible through the fog.
faintly Synonyms and Antonyms
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Summary: faintly in Brief
The adverb 'faintly' [ˈfeɪntli] describes something that is barely perceptible or lacks strength, clarity, or brightness. It is often used to describe sounds, memories, or visual impressions that are almost imperceptible, as in 'I could faintly hear the sound of music from the other room.'
