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Definition of dim
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of dim is as below...
Dim (v. t.) To
render
dim,
obscure,
or dark; to make less
bright
or
distinct;
to take away the
luster
of; to
darken;
to dull; to
obscure;
to
eclipse..
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Dimplement
::
Dimplement
(n.) The state of being
dimpled,
or
marked
with
gentle
depressions..
Dimness
::
Dimness
(n.) The state or
quality
/ being dim; lack of
brightness,
clearness,
or
distinctness;
dullness;
obscurity..
Dull
::
Dull
(superl.)
Not
bright
or clear to the eye;
wanting
in
liveliness
of color or
luster;
not
vivid;
obscure;
dim; as, a dull fire or lamp; a dull red or
yellow;
a dull
mirror..
Halteres
::
Halteres
(n. pl.)
Balancers;
the
rudimentary
hind wings of
Diptera.
Barrulet
::
Barrulet
(n.) A
diminutive
of the bar,
having
one
fourth
its
width..
Amplification
::
Amplification
(n.) The act of
amplifying
or
enlarging
in
dimensions;
enlargement;
extension.
Disquantity
::
Disquantity
(v. t.) To
diminish
the
quantity
of; to
lessen.
Nematogene
::
Nematogene
(n.) One of the
dimorphic
forms of the
species
of
Dicyemata,
which
produced
vermiform
embryos;
--
opposed
to
rhombogene..
Reach
::
Reach (v. i.) To
extend
in
dimension,
time,
amount,
action,
influence,
etc., so as to
touch,
attain
to, or be equal to,
something..
Telemeter
::
Telemeter
(n.) An
instrument
used for
measuring
the
distance
of an
object
from an
observer;
as, a
telescope
with a
micrometer
for
measuring
the
apparent
diameter
of an
object
whose real
dimensions
are
known..
Obstruct
::
Obstruct
(v. t.) To block up; to stop up or
close,
as a way or
passage;
to place an
obstacle
in, or fill with
obstacles
or
impediments
that
prevent
or
hinder
passing;
as, to
obstruct
a
street;
to
obstruct
the
channels
of the
body..
Gallyambic
::
Gallyambic
(a.)
Consisting
of two
iambic
dimeters
catalectic,
the last of which lacks the final
syllable;
-- said of a kind of
verse..
Mitigation
::
Mitigation
(n.) The act of
mitigating,
or the state of being
mitigated;
abatement
or
diminution
of
anything
painful,
harsh,
severe,
afflictive,
or
calamitous;
as, the
mitigation
of pain,
grief,
rigor,
severity,
punishment,
or
penalty..
Diminish
::
Diminish
(v. i.) To
become
or
appear
less or
smaller;
to
lessen;
as, the
apparent
size of an
object
diminishes
as we
recede
from it..
Hyperbolical
::
Hyperbolical
(a.)
Relating
to,
containing,
or of the
nature
of,
hyperbole;
exaggerating
or
diminishing
beyond
the fact;
exceeding
the
truth;
as, an
hyperbolical
expression..
#NAME?
::
-ish () A
suffix
used to from
adjectives
from nouns and from
adjectives.
It
denotes
relation,
resemblance,
similarity,
and
sometimes
has a
diminutive
force;
as,
selfish,
boyish,
brutish;
whitish,
somewhat
white..
Caulicle
::
Caulicle
(n.) A short
caulis
or stem, esp. the
rudimentary
stem seen in the
embryo
of seed; --
otherwise
called
a
radicle..
Dimication
::
Dimication
(n.) A
fight;
contest.
Replenish
::
Replenish
(v. t.) To fill again after
having
been
diminished
or
emptied;
to stock anew;
hence,
to fill
completely;
to cause to
abound..
Pleomorphism
::
Pleomorphism
(n.) The
property
of
crystallizing
under two or more
distinct
fundamental
forms,
including
dimorphism
and
trimorphism..
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