Exact Match:
- faintly
- to a faint degree or weakly perceived; "between him and the dim light a form was outlined faintly"; "stars shining faintly through the overcast"; "could hear his distant shouts only faintly"; "the rumors weren't even faintly true"
Synonyms:
- no synonyms found
Related Words:
- softly
collapse - with low volume; "speak softly but carry a big stick"; "she spoke quietly to the child"; "the radio was playing softly"
- in a manner that is pleasing to the senses; "she smiled softly" related words >
- minimally
collapse
- to a minimal degree; "the cells minimally responsive to lines in this orientation will not fire" related words >
- a bit,
- a little,
- adequately,
- amply,
- barely,
- by a hair,
- by an ace,
- competently,
- enough,
- ever so little,
- exiguously,
- faintly,
- feebly,
- hardly,
- imperfectly,
- inappreciably,
- inconsequentially,
- insignificantly,
- just a bit,
- lightly,
- little,
- meagerly,
- minutely,
- negligibly,
- not hardly,
- only just,
- satisfactorily,
- scantily,
- scarcely,
- slightly,
- substantially,
- sufficiently,
- tant soit peu,
- triflingly,
- weakly
- imperfectly
collapse
- in an imperfect or faulty way; "The lobe was imperfectly developed"; "Miss Bennet would not play at all amiss if she practiced more"- Jane Austen related words >
- a bit,
- a little,
- barely,
- by a hair,
- by an ace,
- defectively,
- deficiently,
- ever so little,
- exiguously,
- faintly,
- faultily,
- feebly,
- hardly,
- inadequately,
- inappreciably,
- incompletely,
- inconsequentially,
- insignificantly,
- just a bit,
- lightly,
- little,
- meagerly,
- minimally,
- minutely,
- negligibly,
- not hardly,
- only just,
- partially,
- scantily,
- scarcely,
- slightly,
- tant soit peu,
- triflingly,
- weakly
- barely
collapse
- by a small margin; "they could barely hear the speaker"; "we hardly knew them"; "just missed being hit"; "had scarcely rung the bell when the door flew open"; "would have scarce arrived before she would have found some excuse to leave"- W.B.Yeats related words >
- a bit,
- a little,
- alone,
- baldly,
- by a hair,
- by an ace,
- closely,
- ever so little,
- exclusively,
- exiguously,
- faintly,
- feebly,
- hardly,
- imperfectly,
- inappreciably,
- inconsequentially,
- insignificantly,
- just,
- just a bit,
- lightly,
- little,
- meagerly,
- merely,
- minimally,
- minutely,
- nakedly,
- narrowly,
- nearly,
- negligibly,
- not hardly,
- not quite,
- only,
- only just,
- plainly,
- purely,
- scantily,
- scarce,
- scarcely,
- simply,
- simply and solely,
- singly,
- slightly,
- solely,
- tant soit peu,
- triflingly,
- weakly
- insignificantly
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- not to a significant degree or amount; "Our budget will only be insignificantly affected by these new cuts"
- in an insignificant manner; "some people living insignificantly among us" related words >
- a bit,
- a little,
- aimlessly,
- barely,
- by a hair,
- by an ace,
- ever so little,
- exiguously,
- faintly,
- feebly,
- frivolously,
- hardly,
- idly,
- immaterially,
- imperfectly,
- inappreciably,
- inconsequentially,
- just a bit,
- lightly,
- little,
- meagerly,
- meaninglessly,
- minimally,
- minutely,
- negligibly,
- nonconnotatively,
- nondenotatively,
- nonsensically,
- not hardly,
- only just,
- pettily,
- purposelessly,
- scantily,
- scarcely,
- senselessly,
- shallowly,
- slightly,
- superficially,
- tant soit peu,
- triflingly,
- trivially,
- unessentially,
- unimportantly,
- unmeaningly,
- unsignificantly,
- weakly
- slightly
collapse
- to a small degree or extent; "his arguments were somewhat self-contradictory"; "the children argued because one slice of cake was slightly larger than the other" related words >
- a bit,
- a little,
- barely,
- by a hair,
- by an ace,
- ever so little,
- exiguously,
- extremely,
- faintly,
- fairly,
- feebly,
- frugally,
- hardly,
- imperfectly,
- in a measure,
- in a nutshell,
- in a way,
- in miniature,
- in some measure,
- in the small,
- inappreciably,
- inconsequentially,
- insignificantly,
- just a bit,
- kind of,
- lightly,
- little,
- marginally,
- meagerly,
- minimally,
- minutely,
- negligibly,
- not hardly,
- only just,
- poorly,
- pretty,
- punily,
- quite,
- rather,
- scantily,
- scarcely,
- small,
- smally,
- somewhat,
- sort of,
- sparely,
- sparingly,
- tant soit peu,
- to a degree,
- to some extent,
- triflingly,
- very,
- weakly
- a bit,
- a little,
- at infrequent intervals,
- barely,
- by a hair,
- by an ace,
- by no means,
- ever so little,
- exiguously,
- extremely,
- faintly,
- fairly,
- feebly,
- hardly,
- hardly ever,
- here and there,
- imperfectly,
- in a measure,
- in a way,
- in no way,
- in places,
- in some measure,
- in spots,
- inappreciably,
- inconsequentially,
- infrequently,
- insignificantly,
- just a bit,
- kind of,
- lightly,
- little,
- meagerly,
- minimally,
- minutely,
- negligibly,
- not at all,
- not hardly,
- not often,
- not quite,
- noway,
- nowise,
- on no account,
- only just,
- piddlingly,
- pretty,
- quite,
- rarely,
- rather,
- scantily,
- scarce,
- scarcely ever,
- scrimpily,
- seldom,
- skimpily,
- slightly,
- somewhat,
- sort of,
- sparsely,
- sparsim,
- spottily,
- stingily,
- tant soit peu,
- to a degree,
- to some extent,
- triflingly,
- uncommonly,
- under no circumstances,
- unfrequently,
- unoften,
- very,
- very seldom,
- weakly
- minutely
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- in minute detail; "our inability to see everything minutely and clearly is due merely to the infirmity of our senses" related words >
- a bit,
- a little,
- accurately,
- at length,
- barely,
- by a hair,
- by an ace,
- completely,
- concretely,
- conscientiously,
- definitely,
- distinctly,
- especially,
- ever so little,
- exactingly,
- exactly,
- exiguously,
- expressly,
- exquisitely,
- faintly,
- feebly,
- fully,
- fussily,
- hardly,
- imperfectly,
- in detail,
- in extenso,
- in full,
- in particular,
- in toto,
- inappreciably,
- inconsequentially,
- insignificantly,
- item by item,
- just a bit,
- lightly,
- little,
- meagerly,
- meticulously,
- minimally,
- negligibly,
- nicely,
- not hardly,
- only just,
- particularly,
- precisely,
- punctiliously,
- punctually,
- refinedly,
- rigorously,
- scantily,
- scarcely,
- scrupulously,
- separately,
- singly,
- slightly,
- specially,
- specifically,
- strictly,
- tant soit peu,
- to be specific,
- triflingly,
- weakly,
- wholly,
- with exactitude,
- with great nicety,
- with precision
- gently
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- in a gradual manner; "a gently sloping terrain"
- in a gentle manner; "he talked gently to the injured animal" related words >
- a la sourdine,
- cautiously,
- circumspectly,
- compliantly,
- crawlingly,
- creepingly,
- deliberately,
- delicately,
- dilatorily,
- dimly,
- easily,
- faintly,
- falteringly,
- feebly,
- haltingly,
- hushedly,
- idly,
- in low gear,
- in march time,
- in slow motion,
- in slow tempo,
- indolently,
- languidly,
- languorously,
- leisurely,
- like a lamb,
- limpingly,
- lingeringly,
- loiteringly,
- low,
- meekly,
- mildly,
- moderately,
- pacifically,
- peaceably,
- pianissimo,
- piano,
- pokily,
- pokingly,
- quietly,
- relaxedly,
- reluctantly,
- slow,
- slowly,
- sluggishly,
- softly,
- sordamente,
- sordo,
- subduedly,
- submissively,
- tamely,
- tarryingly,
- tenderly,
- tentatively,
- under easy sail,
- unhurriedly,
- weakly,
- with agonizing slowness,
- with deliberation
- lightly
collapse
- with indifference or without dejection; "he took it lightly"
- indulging with temperance; "we eat lightly in the morning"
- to a slight degree; "her speech is only lightly accented"
- with little weight or force; "she kissed him lightly on the forehead"
- with few burdens; "experienced travellers travel light"
- without good reason; "one cannot say such things lightly" related words >
- a bit,
- a little,
- airily,
- arbitrarily,
- barely,
- blithely,
- by a hair,
- by an ace,
- capriciously,
- cheerfully,
- cheerily,
- easily,
- effortlessly,
- ever so little,
- exiguously,
- facilely,
- faintly,
- fancifully,
- feebly,
- flightily,
- freely,
- frivolously,
- genially,
- gladly,
- hands down,
- happily,
- hardly,
- hopefully,
- idly,
- immaterially,
- imperfectly,
- inadvertently,
- inappreciably,
- inconsequentially,
- insignificantly,
- irrepressibly,
- jauntily,
- joyfully,
- just a bit,
- like clockwork,
- like nothing,
- little,
- meagerly,
- minimally,
- minutely,
- negligently,
- negligibly,
- no sweat,
- not hardly,
- on easy terms,
- only just,
- optimistically,
- permissively,
- pettily,
- pleasantly,
- readily,
- remissly,
- scampingly,
- scantily,
- scarcely,
- shallowly,
- simply,
- skimpingly,
- slightingly,
- slightly,
- slurringly,
- smilingly,
- smoothly,
- superficially,
- swimmingly,
- tant soit peu,
- triflingly,
- trivially,
- unessentially,
- unimportantly,
- unreasonably,
- unrigorously,
- weakly,
- well,
- whimsically,
- with good cheer,
- without difficulty
- weakling
collapse
- a person who is physically weak and ineffectual related words >
- Milquetoast,
- baby,
- big baby,
- blank cartridge,
- butt,
- castrato,
- chicken,
- chicken liver,
- coward,
- crybaby,
- doormat,
- drip,
- dud,
- dull tool,
- eunuch,
- faintly,
- fence-sitter,
- fraid-cat,
- fraidy-cat,
- funk,
- funker,
- gelding,
- gutless wonder,
- impotent,
- incompetent,
- invalid,
- invertebrate,
- jellyfish,
- lightweight,
- lily liver,
- mark,
- meek soul,
- milksop,
- misfit,
- mollycoddle,
- mouse,
- mugwump,
- namby-pamby,
- nebbish,
- nonentity,
- pansy,
- pantywaist,
- pushover,
- sad sack,
- scaredy-cat,
- shilly-shally,
- shrinking violet,
- sissy,
- softling,
- softy,
- sop,
- sotto voce,
- sucker,
- waverer,
- weak sister,
- weakly,
- white feather,
- white liver,
- wobbler
- hardly
collapse
- almost not; "he hardly ever goes fishing"; "he was hardly more than sixteen years old"; "they scarcely ever used the emergency generator" related words >
- a bit,
- a little,
- abnormally,
- arduously,
- at infrequent intervals,
- badly,
- barely,
- bitterly,
- burdensomely,
- by a hair,
- by an ace,
- by no means,
- closely,
- difficultly,
- energetically,
- ever so little,
- exiguously,
- faintly,
- feebly,
- fiercely,
- firmly,
- forcefully,
- forcibly,
- frenziedly,
- furiously,
- hardly ever,
- harshly,
- imperfectly,
- impliably,
- inappreciably,
- inconsequentially,
- incredibly,
- inexorably,
- inflexibly,
- infrequently,
- insignificantly,
- ironhandedly,
- just,
- just a bit,
- keenly,
- laboriously,
- lightly,
- little,
- madly,
- meagerly,
- might and main,
- mightily,
- minimally,
- minutely,
- narrowly,
- nearly,
- negligibly,
- not hardly,
- not often,
- not quite,
- obdurately,
- onerously,
- only,
- only just,
- painfully,
- powerfully,
- rancorously,
- rarely,
- relentlessly,
- rigidly,
- rigorously,
- roughly,
- scantily,
- scarce,
- scarcely,
- scarcely ever,
- seldom,
- seldom if ever,
- severely,
- slightly,
- solid,
- solidly,
- sorely,
- sparsely,
- stiffly,
- stormily,
- strenuously,
- strongly,
- tant soit peu,
- the hard way,
- toilsomely,
- triflingly,
- turbulently,
- unbendingly,
- uncommonly,
- uncompromisingly,
- uncustomarily,
- unexpectedly,
- unfrequently,
- unnaturally,
- unoften,
- unordinarily,
- unrelentingly,
- unusually,
- unyieldingly,
- very seldom,
- vigorously,
- violently,
- weakly,
- wildly,
- with difficulty,
- with much ado
- pianissimo
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- chiefly a direction or description in music; very soft
- a direction in music; to be played very softly related words >
- a cappella,
- a la sourdine,
- abbandono,
- accrescendo,
- adagietto,
- adagio,
- affettuoso,
- agilmente,
- agitato,
- allegretto,
- allegro,
- amabile,
- amoroso,
- andante,
- andantino,
- appassionatamente,
- appassionato,
- barely audible,
- brillante,
- capriccioso,
- con affetto,
- con agilita,
- con agitazione,
- con amore,
- crescendo,
- decrescendo,
- dim,
- diminuendo,
- dimly,
- distant,
- dolce,
- faint,
- faint-voiced,
- faintly,
- feeble,
- feebly,
- forte,
- fortissimo,
- gentle,
- gently,
- half-heard,
- hushedly,
- indistinct,
- lamentabile,
- larghetto,
- larghissimo,
- largo,
- legato,
- leggiero,
- low,
- marcando,
- morendo,
- murmured,
- parlando,
- piano,
- pizzicato,
- prestissimo,
- presto,
- rallentando,
- ritardando,
- ritenuto,
- scarcely heard,
- scherzando,
- scherzo,
- scherzoso,
- soft,
- soft-sounding,
- soft-voiced,
- softly,
- sordamente,
- sordo,
- sotto voce,
- spiccato,
- staccato,
- stretto,
- subaudible,
- subdued,
- subduedly,
- tremolando,
- tremoloso,
- trillando,
- unclear,
- weak,
- weak-voiced,
- weakly,
- whispered
- weakly
collapse
- in a weak or feeble manner or to a minor degree; "weakly agreed to a compromise"; "wheezed weakly"; "he was weakly attracted to her" related words >
- a bit,
- a la sourdine,
- a little,
- anemic,
- asthenic,
- barely,
- bloodless,
- by a hair,
- by an ace,
- cachectic,
- chicken,
- cowardly,
- daintily,
- debilitated,
- decrepit,
- delicately,
- dimly,
- drained,
- drooping,
- droopy,
- dull,
- effeminately,
- effete,
- enervated,
- etiolated,
- ever so little,
- exhausted,
- exiguously,
- failing,
- faint,
- faintish,
- faintly,
- feeble,
- feebly,
- flabby,
- flaccid,
- flimsy,
- floppy,
- fragile,
- frail,
- gently,
- gone,
- gutless,
- hardly,
- healthless,
- hushedly,
- imbecile,
- imperfectly,
- impotent,
- in poor health,
- inappreciably,
- inconsequentially,
- infirm,
- infirmly,
- insignificantly,
- insubstantial,
- invalid,
- just a bit,
- languid,
- languishing,
- languorous,
- languorously,
- lightly,
- limber,
- limp,
- listless,
- listlessly,
- little,
- low,
- lustless,
- marrowless,
- meagerly,
- minimally,
- minutely,
- moribund,
- negligibly,
- nerveless,
- not hardly,
- only just,
- pale,
- peaked,
- peaky,
- pianissimo,
- piano,
- pithless,
- pooped,
- powerless,
- reduced,
- reduced in health,
- rubbery,
- run-down,
- sapless,
- scantily,
- scarcely,
- shakily,
- sickly,
- sinewless,
- slack,
- slightly,
- soft,
- softly,
- sordamente,
- sordo,
- spineless,
- strengthless,
- strengthlessly,
- subduedly,
- tant soit peu,
- teeteringly,
- totteringly,
- triflingly,
- unhardened,
- unhealthy,
- unnerved,
- unsound,
- unsoundly,
- unsteadily,
- unstrung,
- unsubstantial,
- unsubstantially,
- valetudinarian,
- valetudinary,
- weak,
- weakened,
- with low resistance
- piano
collapse
- a stringed instrument that is played by depressing keys that cause hammers to strike tuned strings and produce sounds
- (music) low loudness
- used chiefly as a direction or description in music; "the piano passages in the composition"
- used as a direction in music; to be played relatively softly related words >
- Klavier,
- Steinway,
- a cappella,
- a la sourdine,
- abbandono,
- accrescendo,
- adagietto,
- adagio,
- affettuoso,
- agilmente,
- agitato,
- allegretto,
- allegro,
- amabile,
- amoroso,
- andante,
- andantino,
- appassionatamente,
- appassionato,
- baby grand,
- barely audible,
- brillante,
- capriccioso,
- cembalo,
- clarichord,
- clavicembalo,
- clavichord,
- clavicittern,
- clavicymbal,
- clavicytherium,
- clavier,
- con affetto,
- con agilita,
- con agitazione,
- con amore,
- concert grand,
- cottage piano,
- couched harp,
- crescendo,
- decrescendo,
- dim,
- diminuendo,
- dimly,
- distant,
- dolce,
- dulcimer harpsichord,
- faint,
- faint-voiced,
- faintly,
- feeble,
- feebly,
- forte,
- fortissimo,
- gentle,
- gently,
- grand,
- grand piano,
- half-heard,
- hammer dulcimer,
- harmonichord,
- harpsichord,
- hushedly,
- indistinct,
- lamentabile,
- larghetto,
- larghissimo,
- largo,
- legato,
- leggiero,
- low,
- manichord,
- manichordon,
- marcando,
- melodion,
- melopiano,
- monochord,
- morendo,
- murmured,
- pair of virginals,
- parlando,
- parlor grand,
- pianette,
- pianino,
- pianissimo,
- piano-violin,
- pianoforte,
- pizzicato,
- prestissimo,
- presto,
- rallentando,
- ritardando,
- ritenuto,
- scarcely heard,
- scherzando,
- scherzo,
- scherzoso,
- soft,
- soft-sounding,
- soft-voiced,
- softly,
- sordamente,
- sordo,
- sostinente pianoforte,
- sotto voce,
- spiccato,
- spinet,
- square piano,
- staccato,
- stretto,
- subaudible,
- subdued,
- subduedly,
- tremolando,
- tremoloso,
- trillando,
- unclear,
- upright,
- upright piano,
- violin piano,
- virginal,
- weak,
- weak-voiced,
- weakly,
- whispered
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