Dimmed is valid Scrabble Word

Is dimmed a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is dimmed valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

6 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
14 points in WWF

Definitions for DIMMED in dictionary:

VERB:

DIM, to reduce the light of
make or become less bright or distinct
make or become less intense
make or become less able to see clearly
lower the beam of (a vehicle's headlights) to avoid dazzling oncoming drivers

ADJECTIVE:

(of a light, colour, or illuminated object) not shining brightly or clearly
(of an object or shape) made difficult to see by darkness, shade, or distance
(of a room or other space) made difficult to see in by darkness
(of the eyes) unable to see clearly
(of a sound) indistinct or muffled

not clearly recalled or formulated in the mind
(of a situation) not giving cause for hope or optimism
stupid or slow to understand
made dim or less bright

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to make dim
past tense of dim

Words related to DIMMED

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How to use DIMMED in a sentence

And then, far back in his head, that vague need men feel, when a good thing has lost its early zest, to see its dimmed value shine again in an envious eye.
His eyes are turned downward on the floor, else the cavaliere might have seen that their brilliancy is dimmed by rising tears.
As liable agin for their pure eyes must be dimmed with tears, tears for the eighty thousand victims turned out yearly from these resorts.
Thick, overhanging trees on either side now dimmed the light again, and the two plump matrons once more glared past the opposite shoulders, profoundly unaware of each other.
No ray is dimmed, no atom worn, My oldest force is good as new, And the fresh rose on yonder thorn Gives back the bending heavens in dew.
I have not, I repeat, the slightest doubt that I should have first dimmed and ultimately sealed that inner eye which Mr.
The light of its verdure has been dimmed by the light of flowers.
Even now, sweet girl, young as thou art, Sorrow hath touched thy loving heart, And clouds have dimmed thy sky, so fair, And left a shadow resting there.
This room, like the others, was but poorly lighted, time having dimmed the radiance of its bulbs and coated them with dust.
The dull stained glass of the east window dimmed the light at that end of the church.

Green informed me, of the density of the atmosphere, which would, at a greater elevation, have dimmed the splendour of the scene beneath us.
As I look back now on that day I find the memory of my suffering has dimmed slightly.
At times her happiness was dimmed by the thought that she was not looking forward to taking the veil with that eagerness that she had felt before her illness.
In that period I was fortunate enough to penetrate into the firing line, and the experience is one that will never be dimmed in my memory.
The smoke from their pipes dimmed the light of the lamp.
The first President was Guadalupe Victoria, an honest Republican, whose name has become somewhat dimmed by time.
Their purpose must never be deflected, their enthusiasm never dimmed, their vision never obscured, their exertions never discontinued.
But the summons came for him when his eye was not dimmed nor his natural force abated.
Some of His glories, dimmed by the veil of inadequate conceptions in the minds of His witnesses, will shine as never before, as the Holy Spirit takes of Him and shows it unto us.
I was glad when the lights dimmed slowly, that the second act was about to begin.
He was tremendously impressed by the wonder and majesty of what he had seen, but it in no wise dimmed his enthusiasm for the beauty and glory of the Sierra Nevada.
A vision of his youthful sufferings flashed through his mind, and a mist, closely akin to tears, dimmed his eyes.
My eyes were dimmed, and my forehead was cold and rigid.
They became the great heroes of their day, and the years have not dimmed their renown.
Seven centuries have not dimmed the memory of them, or of her.
If they had ever been names, they were too much dimmed to be read by a person standing on the rocks below.
He flung himself heart and soul into his work, dashing full tilt at the snorting, stamping bedlam, enveloped in clouds of dust that dimmed the very daylight.
His unavailing appeals to the American Congress are happily hidden in the rubbish of history, and are somewhat dimmed by the intervention of more than half a century.

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