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adj. 1. not bright; not clear; not distinct.
Ex. the dim light of dusk. With the shades drawn, the room was dim.
2. not clearly seen, heard, or understood.
Ex. We could see only the dim outline of the mountain in the distance. We could

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adv. dimly.

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dim, adjective, dimmer,dimmest,verb, dimmed,dimming,noun.

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expr. dim out, to make nearly but not absolutely dark, by allowing light to appear only through slits, by use of blue lights, etc..
Ex. to dim out the stage for the final scene.

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noun dimness.

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noun 1. dimness; dusk.
Ex. to sit in the dim.
2. the low beam of a headlight or a parking light.
Ex. It was snowin' real hard, and I guess he couldn't see where he was ... ""He should've used his dims,"" the old man commented (New York

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v.i. to become dim.
Ex. The lights in the house dimmed several times during the storm. The old man's eyes dimmed with tears.

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v.t. to make dim.
Ex. We dimmed our lights when we reached the city streets. The writer of essays ... seldom ... dims his eyes with the perusal of antiquated volumes (Samuel Johnson).