1. faint-hearted - Adjective
2. faint-hearted - Adjective Satellite
lacking conviction or boldness or courage
Source: WordNetfaint heart ne'er won fair lady Source: Internet
But beware, these are not for the faint-hearted. Source: Internet
Indeed, small-scale “advisory” deployments only proliferated as conservatives became faint-hearted about advocating the use of legal, definitive, and overwhelming force in defense of U.S. national interests. Source: Internet
Its ‘Seven Seas’ cocktail – Mulata rum, Captain Morgan Jamaican rum and Passion Puree garnished with a sprig of mint – is not for the faint-hearted and might lead you to Davy Jones’s Locker if you’re not careful. Source: Internet
It is not a business for the faint-hearted - new investors are hard to come by in the physical supply market and most bunker firms have stayed private-owned, explains IBIA regional manager Simon Neo. Source: Internet
Mahler’s Symphony No. 6 “Tragic” is not for the faint-hearted, but listening to it can be a sublime experience, the equal of any Shakespearean drama. Source: Internet