Summary
English Synonyms: more detail...
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dim:
- dim; fuzzy; blur; slur; blind; dip
- vague; unclear; undefinable; blurred; hazy; misty; faint; dim; shadowy; cowardly; bland; craven; saltless; abject; cringing; pale; sallow; washed out; faded; lurid; dusky; subdued; dimmed; dull; dense; dumb; slow; obtuse; wispy; bleak; black
- twilight; gloam; dusk; dim; semidarkness
English
Detailed Synonyms for dim in English
dim:
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to dim
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to dim
– become vague or indistinct 1 -
to dim
– become vague or indistinct 1 -
to dim
– make dim by comparison or conceal 1 -
to dim
– make dim or lusterless 1 -
to dim
– become dim or lusterless 1 -
to dim
– switch (a car's headlights) from a higher to a lower beam 1 -
to dim
– To cause text or an image to visually fade. 2
Conjugations for dim:
present
- dim
- dim
- dims
- dim
- dim
- dim
simple past
- dimmed
- dimmed
- dimmed
- dimmed
- dimmed
- dimmed
present perfect
- have dimmed
- have dimmed
- has dimmed
- have dimmed
- have dimmed
- have dimmed
past continuous
- was dimming
- were dimming
- was dimming
- were dimming
- were dimming
- were dimming
future
- shall dim
- will dim
- will dim
- shall dim
- will dim
- will dim
continuous present
- am dimming
- are dimming
- is dimming
- are dimming
- are dimming
- are dimming
subjunctive
- be dimmed
- be dimmed
- be dimmed
- be dimmed
- be dimmed
- be dimmed
diverse
- dim!
- let's dim!
- dimmed
- dimming
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
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dim
– lacking in light; not bright or harsh 1 -
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– made dim or less bright 1 -
dim
– slow to learn or understand; lacking intellectual acuity 1 -
dim
– lacking clarity or distinctness 1 -
dim
– offering little or no hope 1
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