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Detailed Synonyms for dimmed in Englisch

dimmed:

dimmed Adjektiv

  1. dimmed
    – made dim or less bright 1
    dim; dimmed
    – made dim or less bright 1
    • dim Adjektiv
    • dimmed Adjektiv
      • the dimmed houselights brought a hush of anticipation1
      • dimmed headlights1
      • we like dimmed lights when we have dinner1
  2. dimmed
    – Pertaining to the state of a control in which normal functionality is not available to a user. 2
    disabled; unavailable; dimmed
    – Pertaining to the state of a control in which normal functionality is not available to a user. 2

Alternate Synonyms for "dimmed":


Antonyme für "dimmed":


Verwandte Definitionen für "dimmed":

  1. made dim or less bright1
    • the dimmed houselights brought a hush of anticipation1
    • dimmed headlights1
    • we like dimmed lights when we have dinner1
  2. Pertaining to the state of a control in which normal functionality is not available to a user.2

dimmed form of dim:

to dim Verb (dims, dimmed, dimming)

  1. to dim
    to dim
    • dim Verb (dims, dimmed, dimming)
  2. to dim
    – become vague or indistinct 1
    to blur; to dim; slur
    – become vague or indistinct 1
    • blur Verb (blurs, blurred, blurring)
      • The distinction between the two theories blurred1
    • dim Verb (dims, dimmed, dimming)
    • slur Verb
  3. to dim
    – become vague or indistinct 1
    to blur; to dim; slur
    – become vague or indistinct 1
    • blur Verb (blurs, blurred, blurring)
      • The distinction between the two theories blurred1
    • dim Verb (dims, dimmed, dimming)
    • slur Verb
  4. to dim
    – make dim by comparison or conceal 1
    to dim; to blind
    – make dim by comparison or conceal 1
    • dim Verb (dims, dimmed, dimming)
    • blind Verb (blinds, blinded, blinding)
  5. to dim
    – make dim or lusterless 1
    to dim
    – make dim or lusterless 1
    • dim Verb (dims, dimmed, dimming)
      • Time had dimmed the silver1
  6. to dim
    – become dim or lusterless 1
    to dim
    – become dim or lusterless 1
    • dim Verb (dims, dimmed, dimming)
      • the lights dimmed and the curtain rose1
  7. to dim
    – switch (a car's headlights) from a higher to a lower beam 1
    to dim; to dip
    – switch (a car's headlights) from a higher to a lower beam 1
    • dim Verb (dims, dimmed, dimming)
    • dip Verb (dips, dipped, dipping)
  8. to dim
    – To cause text or an image to visually fade. 2
    to dim
    – To cause text or an image to visually fade. 2
    • dim Verb (dims, dimmed, dimming)

Konjugationen für dim:

present
  1. dim
  2. dim
  3. dims
  4. dim
  5. dim
  6. dim
simple past
  1. dimmed
  2. dimmed
  3. dimmed
  4. dimmed
  5. dimmed
  6. dimmed
present perfect
  1. have dimmed
  2. have dimmed
  3. has dimmed
  4. have dimmed
  5. have dimmed
  6. have dimmed
past continuous
  1. was dimming
  2. were dimming
  3. was dimming
  4. were dimming
  5. were dimming
  6. were dimming
future
  1. shall dim
  2. will dim
  3. will dim
  4. shall dim
  5. will dim
  6. will dim
continuous present
  1. am dimming
  2. are dimming
  3. is dimming
  4. are dimming
  5. are dimming
  6. are dimming
subjunctive
  1. be dimmed
  2. be dimmed
  3. be dimmed
  4. be dimmed
  5. be dimmed
  6. be dimmed
diverse
  1. dim!
  2. let's dim!
  3. dimmed
  4. dimming
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

dim Adjektiv

  1. dim
    vague; unclear; undefinable; blurred; hazy; misty; faint; dim
  2. dim
    dim; faint; shadowy
  3. dim
    cowardly; bland; craven; saltless; abject; faint; dim; cringing
  4. dim
    faint; pale; sallow; bland; washed out; faded; dim; lurid
  5. dim
    dusky; dim
  6. dim
    – lacking in light; not bright or harsh 1
    dim; subdued
    – lacking in light; not bright or harsh 1
    • dim Adjektiv
      • a dim light beside the bed1
    • subdued Adjektiv
      • subdued lights and soft music1
  7. dim
    – made dim or less bright 1
    dim; dimmed
    – made dim or less bright 1
    • dim Adjektiv
    • dimmed Adjektiv
      • the dimmed houselights brought a hush of anticipation1
      • dimmed headlights1
      • we like dimmed lights when we have dinner1
  8. dim
    – slow to learn or understand; lacking intellectual acuity 1
    dull; dense; dim; dumb; slow; obtuse
    – slow to learn or understand; lacking intellectual acuity 1
    • dull Adjektiv
      • although dull at classical learning, at mathematics he was uncommonly quick1
    • dense Adjektiv
      • so dense he never understands anything I say to him1
    • dim Adjektiv
      • never met anyone quite so dim1
    • dumb Adjektiv
      • dumb officials make some really dumb decisions1
    • slow Adjektiv
      • worked with the slow students1
    • obtuse Adjektiv
      • he was either normally stupid or being deliberately obtuse1
  9. dim
    – lacking clarity or distinctness 1
    faint; dim; vague; shadowy; wispy
    – lacking clarity or distinctness 1
    • faint Adjektiv
      • only a faint recollection1
    • dim Adjektiv
      • a dim figure in the distance1
    • vague Adjektiv
      • saw a vague outline of a building through the fog1
    • shadowy Adjektiv
      • shadowy figures in the gloom1
    • wispy Adjektiv
      • a few wispy memories of childhood1
  10. dim
    – offering little or no hope 1
    dim; bleak; black
    – offering little or no hope 1
    • dim Adjektiv
      • took a dim view of things1
    • bleak Adjektiv
      • prospects were bleak1
      • Life in the Aran Islands has always been bleak and difficult1
    • black Adjektiv
      • the future looked black1

dim [the ~] Nomen

  1. the dim
    the twilight; the gloam; the dusk; the dim; the semidarkness

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Verwandte Definitionen für "dim":

  1. lacking in light; not bright or harsh1
    • a dim light beside the bed1
  2. made dim or less bright1
  3. slow to learn or understand; lacking intellectual acuity1
    • never met anyone quite so dim1
  4. lacking clarity or distinctness1
    • a dim figure in the distance1
  5. offering little or no hope1
    • took a dim view of things1
  6. become vague or indistinct1
  7. make dim by comparison or conceal1
  8. make dim or lusterless1
    • Time had dimmed the silver1
  9. become dim or lusterless1
    • the lights dimmed and the curtain rose1
  10. switch (a car's headlights) from a higher to a lower beam1
  11. To cause text or an image to visually fade.2