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• Dim, unreal memories! (8)
• In the night it was dim. (10)
• A dim white arm reached out. (8)
• On her dim face the muscles were taut. (12)
• In a dim corner they sat facing each other. (12)
• She caught at a dim fleshless meaning in them. (10)
• X Ruth and Christian entered a dim, stuffy room. (12)
• He woke, with a dim impression of some near presence. (8)
• The light was dim, as though it were a very early autumn morning. (12)
• At the end of the gallery which led to it he discovered a dim light. (10)
• She had some dim conception of the sculpture of an offended Goddess. (10)
• The dim silver of half-lighted lakewater shot along below the terrace. (10)
• But without answer Barbara vanished into the dim hall and up the stairs. (8)
• The gas was out, and the shopman lighted a very dim candle, to show them. (9)
• Many an eye grew dim with tears when Kuni bade farewell to her companions. (5)
• A haze had begun to bathe the trees, the stars burnt dim, the air was colder. (8)
• All but a few of the incandescent lamps were darkened, and the hall grew dim. (12)
• Clara presented an open countenance with a dim interrogation on the forehead. (10)
• A dim form of that very idea had passed through Rose, giving her small comfort. (10)
• She is in a high evening dress, and in the dim light radiates a startled composure.] (8)
• Countess Ammiani saw the abrupt alteration of her step and look with a dim surprise. (10)
• When day had fully come, a dim, misty day, the crows flew thither from all directions. (12)
• He felt that the lights ought to have grown dim, but the place was as brilliant as ever. (9)
• In the dim light, she could just see the outline of the face and the eyes gazing at her. (8)
• The mandolin twangs out, and from the dim doorway of the Inn come forth the shadowy forms. (8)
• The sky, set with very dim distant stars, was in grey light round a small brilliant moon. (10)
• He had a dim memory of himself, sitting in some place with a bottle of whiskey before him. (13)
• In the dim light, and the full cry of argument, they do not notice the figures at the fire. (8)
• Again I see the tall, blue smoke of camp-fires ascending from the dim valleys of Wonderland. (7)
• The dim light that came in from the hall fell on the books and papers of his little friend. (12)
• The animal, whose dim eyes took his master for a stranger, was warning the world against him. (8)
• In the dim light that shone in from the inner room, Karen surveyed her scattered possessions. (12)
• Whereat the Goddess, in a dim remorse, Laid hand on them, and smacked; and her touch pricked. (10)
• He dashed up the four steps in front of him, and came suddenly on the doctor in the dim passage. (8)
• Mrs. March put her arms round him to kiss him, and when she let him sink back her eyes were dim. (9)
• She had a dim momentary thought that the sight of the beautiful face would not be good for Patrick. (10)
• The whole place witnessed a bygone state and luxury, which otherwise lingered in a dim legend or two. (9)
• A weariness came into his thin face and dim eyes that was pathetic, and passed into a whimsical sarcasm. (9)
• His wreck, animated by the dim strange fish below, appeared fairer; it winked lurefully when abandoned. (10)
• The purple sea of self-forgetfulness, under the dim, impersonal sky, seemed to him so cold and terrible. (8)
• At intervals of a few hundred yards we passed dim figures on horseback by the roadside, enjoining silence. (7)
• For a concluding sign that her dim apprehensions pointed correctly, Mr. Romfrey kissed her on the forehead. (10)
• He passed her, on the public stairs of the house, but he saw that she did not recognize him in the dim light. (9)
• Here, in dim light, they mopped their faces, and without a word walked, ten paces apart, to the college gate. (8)
• In that dim continual journey she was like a disharmonic spirit traversing the air above where its body lies. (8)
• The flighting bats, the forms of the dim hayricks, and sweet-brier perfume-she summed them all up in herself. (8)
• For, after all, to Nedda death was so far away, so unimaginably dim and distant, that it did not really count. (8)
• Here tramps, coming in to London, passed the night under the stars; here was a vision, however dim, of nature. (8)
• A dim sense of approaching mastery, and that she might soon be melted, combined with the continued silence of Mr. (10)
• Shelton saw that the heat was really harming her, as too hot a day will dim the icy freshness of a northern plant. (8)
• The thought of his entry into Lakelands, with Nesta Victoria refusing the foundation stone of the place, grew dim. (10)
• It was dim with smoke, but not greatly obscured: the smoke rose and spread in sheets among the branches of the trees. (7)
• And for a second there did seem to Nedda a dim, gray shape moving square and dogged, parallel with them at the stubble edges. (8)
• She knew certainly that the dim light of a recovering confidence in herself was owing, all, to him, and burned to thank him. (10)
• The dim little passage led past two grimly closed doors painted rusty red to two half-open doors with dull glass in their panels. (8)
• It was not the hour when the piazzas were very full, and she slipped into the dim hotel corridor undetected, or at least undetained. (9)
• One morning Westover got leave from Mrs. Durgin to help Cynthia open the dim rooms and cold corridors at the hotel to the sun and air. (9)
• Far off stretched the happy fields with their dim white villages; farther still the mellow heights melted into the low hovering heaven. (9)
• Sometimes there were no paling planets and no rising sun, and a black sea, ridged with white, tossed under a low dark sky with dim rifts. (9)
• Emilia behind what she felt for her friends, had a dim comprehension of the meaning of their old disgust at Laura, during this narration. (10)
• Cold and grey and silent, swifter than yesterday, the stream was flowing by, its dim far shore brightening slowly in the first break of dawn. (8)
• His profession was all that could ever make her friends wish that tenderness less, the dread of a future war all that could dim her sunshine. (4)
• She looked at her niece, and a dim appreciation of this revolt of life menaced by death, of youth threatened with extinction, stirred in her. (8)
• Soon he had no tremors, only a dim consciousness that his words sounded strange, and a queer icy pleasure in flinging them out into the silence. (8)
• The sunny vistas, dim with hurrying shade, And old romantic haze:- Again as in past days, The spirit of immortal Spring doth every sense pervade. (10)
• He had nothing to look to, nothing to see twinkling its radiance for him in the dim distance now; no propitiating Government, no special Providence. (10)
• Frequently the dim figure of an individual soldier would be seen to spring away from his comrades, advancing alone toward that fateful interspace, with leveled bayonet. (7)

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Definition of dim:

• dim, dim, adj. not bright or distinct: obscure: mysterious: not seeing clearly. | v.t. to make dark: to obscure. | v.i. to become dim: | pr.p. dim’ming; pa.p. dimmed. | adv. dim’ly. | adj. dim’mish, somewhat dim. | n. dim’ness. (0)

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