faintly
/ˈfeɪntli/
adverb
- In a way that is weak, slight, or not strong; barely perceptible.
- The stars were faintly visible through the city lights.
- The sound of the music was faintly heard from the other room.
- She smiled faintly, not wanting to show too much emotion.
- In a way that is not clear or distinct; vaguely.
- The outline of the mountain was faintly visible in the fog.
- I faintly remember visiting that park when I was a child.
- He could faintly recall the melody from years ago.
- To a very small degree; slightly.
- She was faintly annoyed by his constant questions.
- The coffee tasted faintly of cinnamon.
- The room smelled faintly of old books and dust.