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Dimness Definition And Meaning
What's The Definition Of Dimness? [n] the quality of being dim [n] the property of lacking brilliance [n] the state of being poorly illuminated Synonyms \| Synonyms for Dimness: duskiness \| faintness \| subduedness Related Terms \| Find terms related to Dimness: adiaphanousness \| anemia \| ashiness \| asininity \| bad light \| bleariness \| blockishness \| bloodlessness \| blur \| blurriness \| boobishness \| boorishness \| bovinity \| cadaverousness \| chloranemia \| cloddishness \| cloudiness \| crassness \| crudeness \| darkishness \| darkness \| darksomeness \| deadness \| deathly hue \| deathly pallor \| decrescendo \| defocus \| denseness \| density \| dim \| dim light \| dim-wittedness \| doltishness \| drabness \| dullardism \| dullness \| dull-wittedness \| dumbness \| duncery \| dusk \| duskiness \| duskness \| exsanguination \| fadedness \| faintness \| fairness \| feebleness \| filminess \| flatness \| fogginess \| fuzziness \| gentleness \| ghastliness \| gloaming \| grossness \| haggardness \| half-light \| half-visibility \| haziness \| hebetude \| hypochromia \| hypochromic anemia \| imperviousness to light \| indefiniteness \| indistinctness \| indistinguishability \| intransparency \| lack of sparkle \| lackluster \| lethargy \| lifelessness \| lightness \| lividness \| loutishness \| low profile \| lowness \| lumpishness \| lusterlessness \| mat \| mat finish \| mistiness \| muddiness \| murk \| murkiness \| ninnyism \| oafdom \| oafishness \| obscurity \| obtuseness \| opacity \| opaque \| opaqueness \| paleness \| pallidity \| pallidness \| pallor \| partial darkness \| pastiness \| prison pallor \| roil \| roiledness \| sallowness \| semidark \| semivisibility \| shadowiness \| sickliness \| sickly hue \| simpletonianism \| slowness \| sluggishness \| soft focus \| softness \| somberness \| sottishness \| stolidity \| stupidity \| subaudibility \| subduedness \| thick-headedness \| thick-wittedness \| turbidity \| turbidness \| twilight \| uncertainty \| unclearness \| unplainness \| unteachability \| vague appearance \| vagueness \| wanness \| weakness \| wrongheadedness \| yokelism See Also \| blurriness \| dullness \| dulness \| fogginess \| fuzziness \| indistinctness \| semidarkness Dimness In Webster's Dictionary \Dim"ness\, n. [AS. dimness.] 1. The state or quality ? being dim; lack of brightness, clearness, or distinctness; dullness; obscurity. 2. Dullness, or want of clearness, of vision or of intellectual perception. --Dr. H. More. Syn: Darkness; obscurity; gloom. See {Darkness}.

Dimness Definition And Meaning

What's The Definition Of Dimness?

[n] the quality of being dim
[n] the property of lacking brilliance
[n] the state of being poorly illuminated

Synonyms | Synonyms for Dimness: duskiness | faintness | subduedness

Dimness In Webster's Dictionary

\Dim"ness\, n. [AS. dimness.]
1. The state or quality ? being dim; lack of brightness,
   clearness, or distinctness; dullness; obscurity.

2. Dullness, or want of clearness, of vision or of
   intellectual perception. --Dr. H. More.

Syn: Darkness; obscurity; gloom. See {Darkness}.

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