faintness

The faintness of the light made it difficult to see.

She experienced a sudden faintness and had to sit down.

The faintness of the sound indicated that the speaker was far away.

His faintness of heart prevented him from facing his fears.

The faintness of the scent reminded her of her childhood.

The faintness of the signal caused the radio to crackle.

She struggled to overcome the faintness in her limbs after the long hike.

The faintness of the image on the screen indicated a problem with the projector.

The faintness of the starlight made the night sky appear magical.

His faintness of memory made it hard for him to recall details of the event.

And, for the first time in my life, I felt the dizzy faintness of motion sickness.

I felt a thrill while I answered him; but no coldness, and no faintness.

The words died upon her lips, and from very faintness she bent her head.

No faintness overcame her in the face of this battle primeval at her feet.

She repeated her commands in an absolute tone: But my excessive faintness made me unable to obey her.

Sue unlatched the other chamber door, and, as if seized with faintness, sank down outside it.

But he fought back the bodily weakness, —and, still more, the faintness of heart, —that was striving for the mastery with him.

But it will be very dreadful, with this feeling of hunger, faintness, chill, and this sense of desolation—this total prostration of hope.

And stay alert to serious symptoms, such as chest pain or pressure, severe shortness of breath or dizziness, or faintness, and seek medical attention immediately.

Suddenly the deadly faintness came over her once more and she sat down on the bank and leaned her head against a tree-trunk.