Dimly is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DIMLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In a dim or obscure manner; not brightly or clearly; with imperfect sight.
ADVERB:
• DIM, obscure
• with a faint light; not brightly
• in a faint or indistinct way; not clearly
• in a way that is not clearly perceived or recalled
• used to express disapproval
• in a dim indistinct manner
• in a manner lacking interest or vitality
• with a dim light
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• in a dim manner

Words related to DIMLY

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How to use DIMLY in a sentence

• Lessways, still doing nothing whatever with great vigour at the range, was dimly visible.
• Then dimly he knew again he was in his own room, and he felt that several people were moving back and forth quickly.
• He saw dimly the lights of the camp, but he heard no sound of pursuit.
• Before him stretched a long corridor, dimly lighted like the entrance.
• The few pale stars glimmered dimly far above the dark arches of the trees.
• Through a gap in the ranges on the west, the line of the Great Desert is dimly visible.
• Just now, being at their supper, there is no fear that any of them will be about, and so the dimly lighted corridor is wrapped in an unbroken silence.
• Half naked, he sprang out of bed, and saw, dimly, a crowd of savages bursting through the shattered door.
• The moon still dimly lit up the waters of the bay, but not with light enough to make any object very distinct.
• Far, far above her head shone out dimly a hundred sparks of light like twinkling stars.
• Dimly he could just remember rooms which had this degree of comfort, but so dimly now he could not be sure they did not exist only in his vivid imagination.
• The past was dim and far away, and while he was now and then dimly aware that he had something to do, he forgot it easily.
• We can dimly picture to ourselves the wishes that must have welled from His eager heart as He bade His last farewell to that promising country.
• Following the line of trench I could dimly discern the figures of my mates pulling off their packs and fixing their bayonets.
• It was dimly lighted, and over the rows of stalls pale coverings were drawn.
• There are but some half dozen persons in the world who, if reminded of him by some circumstance, can recollect him dimly.
• Within two years of her accession, the storm-clouds which, from the first, had been dimly visible on the horizon, gathered and burst.
• Something Spear had read from a letter vexed him dimly like a memory imperfectly recalled.
• These aspects of their association affected Damaris but dimly, since speaking a language of which she barely knew the alphabet.
• The passage led into the swell of the rampart for about twenty yards, where it opened into a dimly lighted chamber about four feet high.
• I dimly remember him ordering me to be released, while Sir Travers Carew gave me brandy.
• He absorbed all the conversation, so that Julius could only look back into the room, where an attempt at artistic effect was still dimly visible through accumulated litter.
• Well, then, the clairvoyant vision at times is able to penetrate to the realm of that astral reflecting medium, and see somewhat dimly what is pictured there.
• At the top, dimly visible through a dense fog of tobacco smoke, sat a stout man in a green coat fastened by a belt round the waist.
• Now and again a longing would come upon him to see something of the great, tumultuous, seething world of whose existence he was dimly aware.
• We recognize them dimly now and then, but few of us dare to say so yet.

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