Advanced as in unfavorable with regard to opinion To make something less bright or clear; to darken or obscure. Clear All
7 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Dim'
The detective entered the dimly lit alley to search for clues.
The old photograph had a dim quality, capturing a moment in time.
The city skyline was dimly visible through the thick fog that enveloped it.
The historical documents in the museum were displayed under dim lighting to preserve their integrity.
The restaurant's dim ambiance created a cozy setting for a romantic dinner.
The dim outline of the mountain range was visible in the early morning mist.
The political debate was heated, and emotions were running high, but the moderator tried to dim the tension.
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