What does faintless mean?
Faintless means Without faintness or fainting.
Pronunciation varies by accent · adjective
Without faintness or fainting.
Cramp, be thou faintless / As our lady was sinless, / When she bare Jesus.
Their labor with success did all defeat, / Faintless for peace they would restore.
The cigar drawer is an excellent introduction, looked after properly by self or servant, and there is always at hand the drink and the smoke for self or friend, or both, saving the often troublesome and sometimes faintless search for the cigar box that will go astray.
[...] his whole work in short was a vitalised reproach to much of the paragraph literature and art abroad, and he had, must have had, a greatness of soul worthy the grove which harboured the much enduring Carlyle and the faintless George Eliot.
Allegation that "if we faint not" suggests that this is only time we receive salvation. That is, if we remain "faintless" at all times, even to the end.
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Faintless means Without faintness or fainting.
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Cramp, be thou faintless / As our lady was sinless, / When she bare Jesus.
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