Moderate as in unfavorable with regard to opinion To make something less bright or clear; to darken or obscure. Clear All
9 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Dim'
The politician's dim reputation among the voters affected the election results.
The teacher tried to brighten the dim student's enthusiasm for learning.
The setting sun began to dim, casting long shadows across the field.
As the storm approached, the sky started to dim, and thunder echoed in the distance.
She decided to dim the colors in her painting to create a more subtle and nuanced effect.
His dim memory of the event made it challenging to provide details.
The athlete's dim chances of winning increased after rigorous training.
The novelist used metaphors to dim the harsh reality portrayed in the story.
The chef suggested using a balsamic glaze to dim the sweetness of the dessert.
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