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Meaning & Definition of Dimly in English

English

Dimly

In a faint or unclear manner.


Pronunciation:

/ˈdɪm.li/

Part of Speech:

adverb

Detailed Definitions

  • Definition: In a way that is not bright or clear.

    Example Sentence: The room was dimly lit by a single candle.

  • Definition: In a vague or indistinct manner.

    Example Sentence: I remember dimly what happened that night.

  • Definition: To a limited extent or degree.

    Example Sentence: He could dimly hear the music from the party next door.

Etymology

Origin: From the word 'dim' with the adverbial suffix '-ly'.

Synonyms

faintlyvaguelyobscurelyindistinctly

Common Phrases and Expressions

  • dimly lit: Illuminated with a low intensity of light.
  • dimly aware: Having a slight or unclear awareness of something.

Translations

  • Spanish: débilmente
  • French: faiblement
  • German: schwach
  • Russian: тускло

Related Words

  • dim: To make or become less bright.
  • dimness: The condition of being dim.

Slang Meanings of dimly

  • Meaning: Not very bright in intelligence.

    Example Sentence: That idea was pretty dimly thought out.

  • Meaning: Unclear or confusing situation.

    Example Sentence: The instructions were a bit dimly put together.