Faint and Invisible

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Faint adjective - Not seen or understood clearly.

Usage example: after wandering in the woods for hours, we had only a faint idea of where we were

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Invisible and faint are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Invisible" instead an adjective "Faint".

Nearby Words: faintly, fainted, fainting

Invisible adjective - Not readily seen or noticed.

Usage example: the stitches are invisible, so the mended skirt looks as good as new

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Faint and invisible are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Faint" instead an adjective "Invisible".

Nearby Words: invisibly, invisibility

The Chameleon Deathclaw in Fallout4 can change its color to become almost invisible (apart from a faint Predator shimmer around it).

Source: Hollywood Chameleons aka: Hollywood Chameleon
For the most part, she is completely invisible, with the audience only being able to see the towel wrapped around her, and is occasionally Distorted Background (with very faint glow surrounding her).

Source: Visible Invisibility
Invisibility: While not outright invisible — Shizuka at the height of her worst outbreaks still has a very faint, ghostly outline — the difference between being that translucent and invisible isn't worth mentioning.

Source: Manga / Translucent

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