Fainthearted is valid Scrabble Word

Is fainthearted a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is fainthearted valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

12 letters word
19 points in Scrabble
19 points in WWF

Definitions for FAINTHEARTED in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:

lacking courage or resolution
lacking courage; timid
Wanting in courage; depressed by fear; easily discouraged or frightened; cowardly; timorous; dejected.
lacking conviction or boldness or courage

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

lacking courage or resolution; timid

Words related to FAINTHEARTED

faintheartedly24

Words that contain FAINTHEARTED

faintheartedly24 faintheartednes22 faintheartedness23 faintheartednesses25

How to use FAINTHEARTED in a sentence

It was a very faint-hearted combatant who rose and staggered after Onotawah into the clear morning.
Again, if he should give us the right knowledge of the law, then we should be dismayed and fainthearted, we should not know which way to wind ourselves.
Then the faint-hearted and timorous crawled to their hiding-places, and the lusty and bold shouted forth their glee.
Herald of Hope to the sad and faint-hearted, Piper the gold of the world cannot pay, Up from the limbo of things long departed Memories you bring me to-day.
No sense that she and her friends had to meet overwhelming odds would ever make her faint-hearted.
For, from all I hear, you have not been a faint-hearted lover.
In its fear of one-sidedness it takes refuge in the arms of an often faint-hearted policy of reconciliation.
Twice he slackened his lope and called to them to hasten and when they responded with only a faint-hearted trot he was forced to mask his impatience.
And she in turn kissed him, but with a sad, light, faint-hearted kiss that in no way recalled the hysterical caress of the Aquarium.
I think those are faint-hearted who easily accept the fact that it is difficult, and from that drift swiftly to the conclusion that for them it is impossible.

For the same reason, a man will willingly risk every kind of danger, and even become courageous, although he may otherwise be faint-hearted.
At the bottom the Spaniards knew this, and their encouragement of American immigration was fitful and faint-hearted.
Upon this our guide, who, by the way, was but a fainthearted fellow, bid us keep in a ready posture, for he believed there were more wolves a coming.
If he grows faint-hearted or weary and no longer strives, for a little while he floats, and then at last, morally or physically, he vanishes.
Only faint-hearted measures are taken to-day to stem this Slavonic flood.
Deliver the oppressed from the oppressor, And be not faint-hearted in giving judgment.
That night, however, a false alarm stampeded their bivouac and again dispersed all the faint-hearted.
Within the reserved compartment was no foreboding, no faint-hearted paling of the cheek.
We will mention the names of some of them, that perchance it may strengthen the faint-hearted, and encourage the timorous.
When Harris foretold him the truth, Wilde denounced him as a faint-hearted friend who was failing him in his hour of need and left the room in anger.
Faint-hearted Philip was not the man to advise in a matter which at the time required a heroic faith.
And whichever of the two is preferable, this it is in your power to choose, either by becoming faint-hearted at this time, or by preferring to play the part of brave men.
Bartley, who was exceedingly faint-hearted about the experiment.
They nerved the courage of these distressed Freibergers, until the most faint-hearted among them rose into a hero.
A trench during an attack is no place for the faint-hearted.
They who betrayed its cause, its lukewarm and faint-hearted supporters, withered away and dropped as dead leaves, powerless to cloud its radiance or to imperil its structure.
Buxton devoted his life to this object, and through defeat and opposition, despite the attacks of enemies and the remonstrances of faint-hearted friends, he remained true to it.
Faint, faint-hearted, faltering, half-hearted, irresolute, languid, listless, purposeless.
With the exception of a little faint-hearted sympathy shown to Monmouth, Frome has never helped to make history.
The faint-hearted had disappeared, and if many of the bravest had fallen before Richmond, those who remained were hardy and experienced soldiers.
What Cronje had failed to do, Snyman could hardly be expected to accomplish with a considerably reduced force, and the attack became more faint-hearted.
She opened the door wide to whoever might have come on some country errand, and looked the tired and faint-hearted Mr.
Our prophecy was given to encourage faint-hearted toilers, not to supply an excuse for indolence.

Similar words containing FAINTHEART without suffix ed

faintheartedly24 faintheartednes22 faintheartedness23 faintheartednesses25

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