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Gloomy
Imperfectly illuminated dismal through obscurity or darkness dusky dim clouded as the cavern was gloomy
half light
a grayish light as at dawn or dusk or in dim interiors
Lusterless
Destitute of luster dim dull
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Caliginous
Affected with darkness or dimness dark obscure
Darkly
With imperfect light clearness or knowledge obscurely dimly blindly uncertainly
Dullness
The state of being dull slowness stupidity heaviness drowsiness bluntness obtuseness dimness want of luster want of vividness or of brightness
Haze
less impedes vision with little or no dampness a lack of transparency in the air hence figuratively obscurity dimness
Indistinctly
In an indistinct manner not clearly confusedly dimly as certain ideas are indistinctly comprehended
Indistinctness
The quality or condition of being indistinct lack of definiteness dimness confusion as the indistinctness of a picture or of comprehension indistinctness of vision
Palely
In a pale manner dimly wanly not freshly or ruddily
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