Object

• light: And don't dim the lights to show your slides at the expense of students no longer being able to see you.

• memory: Time heals when it dims memories of troubles and losses to allow us to get on with our lives.

• screen: It is normal to dim the screen to save power in battery mode.

Modifies a noun

• ond: Mae hynny o gymharu â dim ond 2.6 y cant yn Lloegr.

• glow: Lamps can be adjusted from a dim glow to bright light!

• sum: All I need now is to try some of their dim sum.

• lighting: Some dim lighting is provided in the largest of these dark spots preventing total blackout.

Modifying Another Word

• slightly: Based on a manga, the film's hero is a slightly dim young man who under hypnosis becomes a killing machine.

• rather: Whenever I spoke with her she seemed rather dim to be honest.

• automatically: An employe will that home owner insurance rate automatically dim many of the.

• too: The lights are not too bright or too dim, they are comfortable for the eyes.

• pretty: Needless to say, the authors take a pretty dim view of feminism.

Used with why or when

• when: This makes sense as some of the dash lights do go dim when the ignition is on although interior lights etc are okay.