Faintly and Well

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Faintly adverb - To a faint degree or weakly perceived.

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Well and faintly are semantically related. in gently topic. In some cases you can use "Well" instead an adverb "Faintly".

Nearby Word: faint

Well adverb - In a satisfactory way.

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Faintly and well are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Faintly" instead an adverb "Well".

Nearby Word: welled

Manx cats, as well as lacking tails, have a generally bulky body shape and faintly ridiculous long hind limbs that earned them the nickname 'cabbit'.

Source: Acrofatic
He has the "faintly hysterical overreaction to being called gay" thing down pretty well, too, and the less said about the crossdressing the better.

Source: Ambiguously Bi
It's faintly possible that Shakespeare chose to rewrite the already incredibly well-known Hamlet story (Kyd's Hamlet was still being played in theatres at that point) due to the similarity of the character's name to his son's, but Shakespeare wrote his Hamlet three years after Hamnet died.

Source: Creator Breakdown / Theatre

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