How to pronounce “fain” in English

faint to the right-- and so it draws all of your opponents to the right.

to fainter galaxies sort of in that origin.

and faint. And you can activate them very simply with a harsh no.

Someone fainted, like Alec Berg--

however faint, and that would cause a good bomb to explode.

Intrinsically faint stars are on the bottom.

I fainted, I was like 12, or something-- I don't know why, I never fainted again for the rest of my life-- I fainted at the bus stop,

I fainted three hours in without having done any physical activity.

Never fainted after. But if any of you go into the military, my advice is faint right away.

It was faint.

see those faint things in our real-life observations.

It gets brighter and fainter over time.

--which translates into "the fainting imam."

I almost fainted. It's like, oh.

It's just the faintest tremor like a perfume carried over the wind from far away--

We haven't the faintest clue.

Are you going to faint on me at that weight?' 'Probably not,' I said.

"not the faintest reason for persisting in the ugly and silly trick of peppering pages with these uncouth bacilli."

show very faintly, barely discernible, a celebrity actor walking through a crush of photographers entering their car.

So the woman faints.

"Women felt faint. Both men and women succumbed to the dizzying combination of terror and vertigo that they recognized as the sublime.

They thought Ethel fainted from sadness, when it was just the barbaric humidity.

It's a bit faint there, but what's shown is-- in the little pinkish color-- is where the ants have been and where they're

And I almost fainted.

And there was a faint smell of butter and sugar in the air, making her feel like she was in her grandma's kitchen and five

'I suppose by any faint chance, it wouldn't just possibly be a good idea to go out for a quick meal and, of course,

Roen could smell the faint traces of liquor in and the stale aroma of unwashed clothing.

He was close to faint.

It's that faint smell of petrol?

They're getting fainter and smaller with time.

I've never fainted before.

did the first even faintly empirical studied of wisdom. They were published in 1975. And as I learned, as I started familiarizing myself with this early

neutrinos attract so faintly or feebly with matter, what you need to do is essentially watch a very gigantic volume of some detection material. So then

So when you faint with the -- so she had moved to this situation called tonic immobility, immobility. She was playing possum.

also the flag of shin Fain to show solidarity with Irish nationalism and this would prompt sort of right-wing

You feel extremely tired and faint and particularly, tired on exercise, but then even when you're at rest, eventually, you feel this extreme tiredness.

And yet we make far too many faint things in our simulations, and we make far too many bright things in our simulations.

And therefore you would have far fewer fainter galaxies in the simulations if you included that process in it.

Now everybody understands what those faint images are going on inside of her screen.

I'm this far away from a fainting spell.

The other gray lines that are very faint are other countries, and the blue line is the average of other high income countries.

So the first children already fainted because of the heat.

You'll miss all the beautiful faint phenomena in the sky.

The Mount Vesuvius of digitization was faintly rambling, but most of us were determined to block out the noise.

But he's a bit faint in the picture, but Kante has been one of their star players.

We'll use it to study the faintest, most distant objects in the universe.

So you can ses-- it's very faint.

I inhaled deeply as the faint sounds of hooting and hollering slowly become audible and then filled my ears.

Because if it's a faint object, you're not going to see it at large distances.