Definition of faintly in English:

faintly

adverb ˈfeɪntliˈfeɪntli

1In a faint manner; indistinctly.
she smiled faintly
Example sentencesExamples
- Upon saying this, my figure that could vividly be seen in her black pupil began crumbling faintly.
- In his mouth is firmly clamped a white, messy bundle, faintly streaked with red.
- I believe there were also a number of decorations on the strip which faintly resembled flowers and small animals.
- In the near darkness Jonathan was faintly aware of hazel eyes staring up at him.
- He could hear them faintly, laughing, most probably at him.
- A black cloth was draped on the large cross above the organ in the center of the sanctuary, faintly illuminated.
- I could hear dishes clattering faintly in the distance.
- The overexposed, blurry photos seem to faintly suggest the detailing is exquisite.
- His voice issued faintly from within.
- I can see Kirriemuir, barely two miles distant, only faintly through the rain.
- Christopher turned and looked at Max, smiling faintly.
- I could faintly hear you from where I sat.
- All glasses on the bridges were turned on the Germans, now very faintly to be seen on the horizon.
- The air is chilly arid clean and smells faintly of cedar.
- The skyline faintly reminded me of Chicago.
- Ariel is faintly visible from the Earth through large ground-based telescopes.
- Finally, you settle onto a couch and smile faintly at a middle-aged woman who is reading a paperback on the loveseat nearby.
- Elisabeth looked at her brother, smiling faintly.
- And then to the northwest, I hear a male owl faintly above the winds.
- Her face was turned down but he could faintly see the tears as they fell from her cheeks.
Synonyms
slightly, vaguely, somewhat, quite, fairly, rather, a little, a bit, a little bit, a touch, a shade
to some extent, to a certain extent, to some degree
informal sort of, kind of, kinda, ish
1. 1.1as submodifier Slightly.
  his faintly ridiculous air
  Example sentencesExamples
  There was something faintly rebellious about being Irish in the past.
  I whispered, mortified and afraid, but also faintly confused.
  Nevertheless, there are a couple of faintly serious questions here.
  Before then, there was something faintly disreputable about really big fortunes.
  Mitton suggested an advance, to which Hawking smiled and made a faintly disparaging reply.
  They try to step into their old shoes and into their old clothes, and they look faintly ridiculous.
  Just weeks ago, I considered marriage education a faintly embarrassing process.
  She sits across from me, looking directly at me, her faintly defiant stare a mild puzzle.
  The fruit is ripe when it is faintly but perceptibly squashy, especially at the stem end.
  Zoo Tycoon was certainly fun and faintly educational, a good game for kids and adults alike.
  It is expertly animated, well paced, and faintly terrifying.
  It is all tinkling guitars, simple percussion and lovely crystal clear vocals, delivered in a faintly Icelandic accent.
  As a result, the actors look flushed and faintly demonic throughout the picture.
  Pineapples come to us all year but their juice, honeyed yet faintly tart, is more welcome under a grey January sky.
  Liz looks, well, faintly dumbstruck.
  Its no longer even faintly pretty but has become a wrinkle of ugliness.
  Lizzy was faintly disappointed that William was leaving.
  It faintly annoyed Billy that the Trades Hall people did not treat him with more deference.
  I think it seems faintly silly.
  There is, however, something faintly sad about these recent paintings.

Definition of faintly in US English:

faintly

adverbˈfeɪntliˈfāntlē

1In a faint manner; indistinctly.
she smiled faintly
Example sentencesExamples
- He could hear them faintly, laughing, most probably at him.
- I believe there were also a number of decorations on the strip which faintly resembled flowers and small animals.
- The overexposed, blurry photos seem to faintly suggest the detailing is exquisite.
- All glasses on the bridges were turned on the Germans, now very faintly to be seen on the horizon.
- Christopher turned and looked at Max, smiling faintly.
- I could hear dishes clattering faintly in the distance.
- Ariel is faintly visible from the Earth through large ground-based telescopes.
- And then to the northwest, I hear a male owl faintly above the winds.
- I could faintly hear you from where I sat.
- The air is chilly arid clean and smells faintly of cedar.
- I can see Kirriemuir, barely two miles distant, only faintly through the rain.
- Upon saying this, my figure that could vividly be seen in her black pupil began crumbling faintly.
- In the near darkness Jonathan was faintly aware of hazel eyes staring up at him.
- Finally, you settle onto a couch and smile faintly at a middle-aged woman who is reading a paperback on the loveseat nearby.
- A black cloth was draped on the large cross above the organ in the center of the sanctuary, faintly illuminated.
- Elisabeth looked at her brother, smiling faintly.
- His voice issued faintly from within.
- In his mouth is firmly clamped a white, messy bundle, faintly streaked with red.
- Her face was turned down but he could faintly see the tears as they fell from her cheeks.
- The skyline faintly reminded me of Chicago.
Synonyms
slightly, vaguely, somewhat, quite, fairly, rather, a little, a bit, a little bit, a touch, a shade
1. 1.1as submodifier Slightly.
  his faintly ridiculous hair
  Example sentencesExamples
  Before then, there was something faintly disreputable about really big fortunes.
  Nevertheless, there are a couple of faintly serious questions here.
  It is expertly animated, well paced, and faintly terrifying.
  There was something faintly rebellious about being Irish in the past.
  It is all tinkling guitars, simple percussion and lovely crystal clear vocals, delivered in a faintly Icelandic accent.
  Zoo Tycoon was certainly fun and faintly educational, a good game for kids and adults alike.
  I whispered, mortified and afraid, but also faintly confused.
  Just weeks ago, I considered marriage education a faintly embarrassing process.
  Its no longer even faintly pretty but has become a wrinkle of ugliness.
  They try to step into their old shoes and into their old clothes, and they look faintly ridiculous.
  Lizzy was faintly disappointed that William was leaving.
  It faintly annoyed Billy that the Trades Hall people did not treat him with more deference.
  There is, however, something faintly sad about these recent paintings.
  Pineapples come to us all year but their juice, honeyed yet faintly tart, is more welcome under a grey January sky.
  As a result, the actors look flushed and faintly demonic throughout the picture.
  She sits across from me, looking directly at me, her faintly defiant stare a mild puzzle.
  Liz looks, well, faintly dumbstruck.
  The fruit is ripe when it is faintly but perceptibly squashy, especially at the stem end.
  I think it seems faintly silly.
  Mitton suggested an advance, to which Hawking smiled and made a faintly disparaging reply.

单词	faintly
释义	Definition of faintly in English: faintly adverb ˈfeɪntliˈfeɪntli 1In a faint manner; indistinctly. she smiled faintly Example sentencesExamples Upon saying this, my figure that could vividly be seen in her black pupil began crumbling faintly. In his mouth is firmly clamped a white, messy bundle, faintly streaked with red. I believe there were also a number of decorations on the strip which faintly resembled flowers and small animals. In the near darkness Jonathan was faintly aware of hazel eyes staring up at him. He could hear them faintly, laughing, most probably at him. A black cloth was draped on the large cross above the organ in the center of the sanctuary, faintly illuminated. I could hear dishes clattering faintly in the distance. The overexposed, blurry photos seem to faintly suggest the detailing is exquisite. His voice issued faintly from within. I can see Kirriemuir, barely two miles distant, only faintly through the rain. Christopher turned and looked at Max, smiling faintly. I could faintly hear you from where I sat. All glasses on the bridges were turned on the Germans, now very faintly to be seen on the horizon. The air is chilly arid clean and smells faintly of cedar. The skyline faintly reminded me of Chicago. Ariel is faintly visible from the Earth through large ground-based telescopes. Finally, you settle onto a couch and smile faintly at a middle-aged woman who is reading a paperback on the loveseat nearby. Elisabeth looked at her brother, smiling faintly. And then to the northwest, I hear a male owl faintly above the winds. Her face was turned down but he could faintly see the tears as they fell from her cheeks. Synonyms slightly, vaguely, somewhat, quite, fairly, rather, a little, a bit, a little bit, a touch, a shade to some extent, to a certain extent, to some degree informal sort of, kind of, kinda, ish 1.1as submodifier Slightly. his faintly ridiculous air Example sentencesExamples There was something faintly rebellious about being Irish in the past. I whispered, mortified and afraid, but also faintly confused. Nevertheless, there are a couple of faintly serious questions here. Before then, there was something faintly disreputable about really big fortunes. Mitton suggested an advance, to which Hawking smiled and made a faintly disparaging reply. They try to step into their old shoes and into their old clothes, and they look faintly ridiculous. Just weeks ago, I considered marriage education a faintly embarrassing process. She sits across from me, looking directly at me, her faintly defiant stare a mild puzzle. The fruit is ripe when it is faintly but perceptibly squashy, especially at the stem end. Zoo Tycoon was certainly fun and faintly educational, a good game for kids and adults alike. It is expertly animated, well paced, and faintly terrifying. It is all tinkling guitars, simple percussion and lovely crystal clear vocals, delivered in a faintly Icelandic accent. As a result, the actors look flushed and faintly demonic throughout the picture. Pineapples come to us all year but their juice, honeyed yet faintly tart, is more welcome under a grey January sky. Liz looks, well, faintly dumbstruck. Its no longer even faintly pretty but has become a wrinkle of ugliness. Lizzy was faintly disappointed that William was leaving. It faintly annoyed Billy that the Trades Hall people did not treat him with more deference. I think it seems faintly silly. There is, however, something faintly sad about these recent paintings. Definition of faintly in US English: faintly adverbˈfeɪntliˈfāntlē 1In a faint manner; indistinctly. she smiled faintly Example sentencesExamples He could hear them faintly, laughing, most probably at him. I believe there were also a number of decorations on the strip which faintly resembled flowers and small animals. The overexposed, blurry photos seem to faintly suggest the detailing is exquisite. All glasses on the bridges were turned on the Germans, now very faintly to be seen on the horizon. Christopher turned and looked at Max, smiling faintly. I could hear dishes clattering faintly in the distance. Ariel is faintly visible from the Earth through large ground-based telescopes. And then to the northwest, I hear a male owl faintly above the winds. I could faintly hear you from where I sat. The air is chilly arid clean and smells faintly of cedar. I can see Kirriemuir, barely two miles distant, only faintly through the rain. Upon saying this, my figure that could vividly be seen in her black pupil began crumbling faintly. In the near darkness Jonathan was faintly aware of hazel eyes staring up at him. Finally, you settle onto a couch and smile faintly at a middle-aged woman who is reading a paperback on the loveseat nearby. A black cloth was draped on the large cross above the organ in the center of the sanctuary, faintly illuminated. Elisabeth looked at her brother, smiling faintly. His voice issued faintly from within. In his mouth is firmly clamped a white, messy bundle, faintly streaked with red. Her face was turned down but he could faintly see the tears as they fell from her cheeks. The skyline faintly reminded me of Chicago. Synonyms slightly, vaguely, somewhat, quite, fairly, rather, a little, a bit, a little bit, a touch, a shade 1.1as submodifier Slightly. his faintly ridiculous hair Example sentencesExamples Before then, there was something faintly disreputable about really big fortunes. Nevertheless, there are a couple of faintly serious questions here. It is expertly animated, well paced, and faintly terrifying. There was something faintly rebellious about being Irish in the past. It is all tinkling guitars, simple percussion and lovely crystal clear vocals, delivered in a faintly Icelandic accent. Zoo Tycoon was certainly fun and faintly educational, a good game for kids and adults alike. I whispered, mortified and afraid, but also faintly confused. Just weeks ago, I considered marriage education a faintly embarrassing process. Its no longer even faintly pretty but has become a wrinkle of ugliness. They try to step into their old shoes and into their old clothes, and they look faintly ridiculous. Lizzy was faintly disappointed that William was leaving. It faintly annoyed Billy that the Trades Hall people did not treat him with more deference. There is, however, something faintly sad about these recent paintings. Pineapples come to us all year but their juice, honeyed yet faintly tart, is more welcome under a grey January sky. As a result, the actors look flushed and faintly demonic throughout the picture. She sits across from me, looking directly at me, her faintly defiant stare a mild puzzle. Liz looks, well, faintly dumbstruck. The fruit is ripe when it is faintly but perceptibly squashy, especially at the stem end. I think it seems faintly silly. Mitton suggested an advance, to which Hawking smiled and made a faintly disparaging reply.
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