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Dim meaning

Not bright or colorful. | Not smart or intelligent. | Indistinct, hazy or unclear.

Example sentences (20)

To ring in the Year of the Dog, from now until March 5, Hakkasan Group’s tony dim sum tea house in the Galleria will be serving a special menu of dim sum, mains and pastries created especially for the occasion.

Facts If W is a linear subspace of V, then dim(W) ≤ dim(V).

For a transformation between finite-dimensional vector spaces, this is just the difference dim(V) − dim(W), by rank–nullity.

Its onset in dim light, dim-light melatonin onset (DLMO), at roughly 21:00 (9 p.m.) can be measured in the blood or the saliva.

Although the situation in Atlanta appears dire, we will never allow anti-democratic forces to dim our hope.

Atmospheric filtration also explains why, even when the skies are clear, sunrises and sunsets are red, and dim enough to be looked at directly.

Business optimism remains subdued and the outlook remains dim as there are plenty of headwinds still in force at the moment.

But however severe the stresses and risks abroad, Nepali youths view those as preferable to dim prospects at home where corruption is so invasive.

But there seems to be at least a dim light at the end of the tunnel, according to Edmunds’ latest Used Vehicle Report.

David Cook, co-owner and instructor at Gather Food Studio and Spice Shop, offered some recipes to make your own dim sum.

Dim lights, if that’s what I wanted.

Dim the lights and add a little ambiance with a twinkling string light curtain because they can't see the dust if it's dark enough, and they won't care if it's cozy enough.

Dim the lights – let’s enjoy the movies!

Doctors have to stitch up wounds in dim light.

Earth’s first cell had only a dim chemical feel for its immediate liquid surroundings.

Enjoy an array of fresh seafood from the raw bar, or split a couple of sushi rolls before digging into dim sum or grilled Spanish octopus.

Even when he comes home, his life appears to be quite dim both literally and metaphorically.

Focusing on the bartenders and patrons of a Boston sports bar, was filled with great characters from the charmingly dim Woody to the fiery Carla to the pompous Frasier.

He was like, 'I noticed every time somebody says that, you kind of dim your light.

I can see how the courts may take a dim view of this narrow band of restrictions.