Usage of "faint when"

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Usage of faint when in English

Ikey remarked: Sometimes I almost faint when I see the change in papa. 
 Navy Boys Behind the Big Guns; Or, Sinking the German U-Boats 

He was pale and his voice was faint when he said, 'In there.' 
 The ice princess 

Zeitoun began to feel faint when he rose to his feet. 
 Zeitoun 

He was in a kind o' faint when I got up. 
 The Elect Lady 

Nothing more common than for young girls to faint when he is present. 
 Mike Fletcher: A Novel 

I just felt a little faint when I saw those creatures, that's all. 
 Dragons of autumn twilight 

Joan's hopes had grown faint when she left the breakfast-table and went upstairs. 
 The Empire Annual for Girls, 1911 

You will have time to faint when we get home; now come along. 
 Monsieur Lecoq, v. 1 

I faint at movies; I faint when I'm having injections. 
 The Guardian 

She will probably faint when she hears what has happened. 
 The Avenger 

She was still curiously faint when she essayed to move. 
 The Debtor: A Novel 

Hardened old salts are known to go white and faint when they see one. 
 The corfu trilogy 

All the same, she thought she might faint when Ben came to answer his door. 
 Practical Magic 

Papa continues much the same; he was very faint when he came down to breakfast. 
 The Life of Charlotte Brontë — Volume 2 

I still feel faint when I think about it. 
 The last illusion 

I used constantly to faint when I was a child-theslightest thing sent me off. 
 A Young Mutineer 

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Meanings of faint when in English