faint
adjectiveUK /feɪnt/
US /feɪnt/
Something that is faint is very weak or hard to see or hear.
I heard a faint sound coming from the other room.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To faint means to suddenly become unconscious for a short time.
She felt dizzy and fainted in the hot sun.
3. A faint smell or taste is very slight and hard to notice.
There was a faint smell of cookies in the kitchen.
4. Faint colors are pale and not bright.
The sky turned a faint pink at sunset.