1) faintVerb
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Pass out from weakness, physical or emotional distress due to a loss of blood supply to the brain. She had fainted in room. | غش کھا جانا
بے ہوش ہو جانا |
2) faintNoun
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A spontaneous loss of consciousness caused by insufficient blood to the brain. | غشی
بے ہوشی |
3) faint |
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Deficient in magnitude; barely perceptible; lacking clarity or brightness or loudness etc. A faint outline. The wan sun cast faint shadows. The faint light of a distant candle. Weak colors. A faint hissing sound. A faint aroma. A weak pulse. | کمزور |
4) faint |
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Lacking clarity or distinctness. A dim figure in the distance. Only a faint recollection. Shadowy figures in the gloom. Saw a vague outline of a building through the fog. A few wispy memories of childhood. | غیر واضح دھندلا مبہم |
5) faint |
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Lacking strength or vigor. Damning with faint praise. Faint resistance. Feeble efforts. A feeble voice. | مدھم |
6) faint |
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Weak and likely to lose consciousness. Suddenly felt faint from the pain. Was sick and faint from hunger. Felt light in the head. A swooning fit. Light-headed with wine. Light-headed from lack of sleep. | بےحال
نڈھال |
7) faint |
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Lacking conviction or boldness or courage. Faint heart ne`er won fair lady. | بزدل
ڈرپوک |