bedim in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To bedim means to make something less bright or to obscure visibility.

The thick fog began to bedim the landscape, obscuring my view of the mountains.
As the sun set, the light in the room started to bedim, creating a cozy atmosphere.
The artist used dark colors to bedim the vividness of the scene, evoking a sense of melancholy.
Her mood seemed to bedim unexpectedly, casting a shadow over the joyful gathering.
The storm clouds rolled in, bedimming the bright blue sky that had greeted us that morning.
With each passing hour, the daylight would slowly bedim, signaling the end of the day.
The old photograph had faded over time, its once vibrant colors now bedimming into shades of gray.
He watched as the candle flames flickered, bedimming their warm glow with the impending darkness.
The melancholy music seemed to bedim the cheerful chatter of the partygoers.
As dusk approached, the bright colors of the garden began to bedim, blending into the twilight.