Dimness - Law Dictionary Search Results
Obscure
To render obscure to darken to make dim to keep in the dark to hide to make less visible intelligible legible glorious beautiful or illustrious
Gloomy
Imperfectly illuminated dismal through obscurity or darkness dusky dim clouded as the cavern was gloomy
Lusterless
Destitute of luster dim dull
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Indistinctly
In an indistinct manner not clearly confusedly dimly as certain ideas are indistinctly comprehended
half light
a grayish light as at dawn or dusk or in dim interiors
Faded
That has lost freshness color or brightness grown dim
Diminuendo
In a gradually diminishing manner with abatement of tone decrescendo expressed on the staff by Dim or Dimin or the sign
Darkly
With imperfect light clearness or knowledge obscurely dimly blindly uncertainly
Bedazzle
To dazzle or make dim by a strong light
Vassal
Vassal [fr. vassallo, Ital., a dim. of vassus, low Lat. Wachter refers it to the Gallic gwas, a servant], one who holds of a superior lord; a subject; a dependant; a tenant or feudatory, 1 Steph....
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