faded |
fainted |
As verbs the difference between faded and fainted
is that
faded is (
fade) while
fainted is (
faint).
As an adjective faded
is that has lost some of its former colour or intensity.
fainted |
collapsed |
As verbs the difference between fainted and collapsed
is that
fainted is (
faint) while
collapsed is (
collapse).
fainted |
winded |
As verbs the difference between fainted and winded
is that
fainted is (
faint) while
winded is (
wind) (to cause a person to lose their breath).
As an adjective winded is
short of breath.
fainted |
|
is likely misspelled.
has no English definition.
As a verb fainted
is past tense of faint.
fainted |
passed |
As verbs the difference between fainted and passed
is that
fainted is (
faint) while
passed is (
pass).
As an adjective passed is
that has passed beyond a certain point (chiefly in set collocations).
faintest |
fainted |
As an adjective faintest
is superlative of faint;
most faint.
As a verb fainted is
past tense of faint.
fainted | blurred |
As verbs the difference between fainted and blurred
is that
fainted is past tense of faint while
blurred is past tense of blur.
As an adjective blurred is
out of focus; partially obscured; smudged.
unconscious | fainted |
As an adjective unconscious
is not awake; having no awareness.
As a noun unconscious
is the unconscious mind.
As a verb fainted is
past tense of faint.
fainted | hainted |
As verbs the difference between fainted and hainted
is that
fainted is past tense of faint while
hainted is past tense of haint.
As an adjective hainted is
Variation of haunted.
fainted | feinted |
As verbs the difference between fainted and feinted
is that
fainted is past tense of faint while
feinted is past tense of feint.
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