| Definition of 'dimness' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) dimness, duskiness
the state of being poorly illuminated
2. (noun) dimness, subduedness
the property of lights or sounds that lack brilliance or are reduced in intensity
3. (noun) dimness, faintness
the quality of being dim or lacking contrast
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| Definition of 'dimness' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) dimness
the state or quality / being dim; lack of brightness, clearness, or distinctness; dullness; obscurity
2. (noun) dimness
dullness, or want of clearness, of vision or of intellectual perception
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Sense: to make or become dim
Tears dimmed her eyes; He dimmed the lights in the theatre.
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 Afrikaans: dofheid |
 Arabic: تَعْتيم، تَخْفيف الضوء، ع |
 Bulgarian: неяснота |
 Brazilian: obscuridade |
 Czech: nejasnost;šero |
 German: die Düsterkeit |
 Danish: mørke |
 Greek: θαμπάδα, ασάφεια |
 Spanish: debilidad |
 Estonian: hämarus |
 Farsi: ابهام؛ کم نوری |
 Finnish: himmeys |
 French: faiblesse, vague |
 Hebrew: אָפלוּלִיוּת |
 Hindi: धुंधलापन |
 Croatian: zamagljenost, nejasnoća |
 Hungarian: homályosság |
 Indonesian: kekaburan |
 Icelandic: óskÿrleiki; sljóleiki |
 Italian: oscurità |
 Japanese: 薄暗さ |
 Korean: 희미함 |
 Lithuanian: blausumas |
 Latvian: blāvums; krēsla |
 Malay: kekaburan |
 Dutch: schemer, domheid |
 Norwegian: det som er dempet/svakt/u |
 Polish: przyćmienie, bladość, mro |
 Persian: ابهام؛ کم نوری |
 Pashto: ابهام |
 Portuguese: obscuridade |
 Romanian: caracter vag; obscuritate |
 Russian: тусклость; тупость |
 Slovak: nejasnosť; šero |
 Slovenian: nejasnost |
 Serbian: mutnost |
 Swedish: dunkel[het], oklarhet |
 Thai: ความเลือนลาง |
 Turkish: loşluk |
 Taiwanese: 暗淡 |
 Ukrainian: тьмяність, неясність |
 Urdu: دھندلاہٹ |
 Vietnamese: sự lờ mờ |
 Chinese: 暗淡 |
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