What is the difference between feint and faint?

Answer 1

Feint is when you do something to deceive someone, usually in a game or on the battlefield: "the football player moved to the right, but it was a feint." Faint, has several uses such as loosing consciousness or being lesser than something else: "a faint aroma," "faint of heart."

Answer 2

A feint is a deceptive movement or attack designed to distract or mislead an opponent in combat. On the other hand, faint means to feel lightheaded or dizzy, often leading to a temporary loss of consciousness.