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/dɪm/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A dim light.
The dim of the lantern created a cozy atmosphere.
verb
To make or become less bright or distinct.
The sun began to dim as the clouds rolled in.
To diminish in intensity or strength.
His enthusiasm for the project began to dim over time.
adjective
Not bright or clear; lacking in light.
The room was lit by a dim light bulb.
Not shining brightly; dull.
The stars were dim in the cloudy sky.
Weak or feeble; lacking intensity.
She had a dim recollection of the events from that night.
Etymology
Old English 'dimm', meaning 'dark, obscure'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
dim light
A low level of illumination.
dim memory
A vague or unclear recollection.
dim view
A limited or unclear perspective on a situation.
Related Words
dimming
The process of reducing brightness.
dimness
The quality of being dim.
Slang Meanings
Stupid or slow-witted.
Don't be so dim; think before you act!
Out of touch with current trends or ideas.
He’s a bit dim when it comes to social media.