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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a dim room" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a room that has low lighting or lacks brightness.
Example: "She preferred to read in a dim room, where the soft light created a cozy atmosphere."
Alternatives: "a dark room" or "a poorly lit room."
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I look around a dim room strewn with unwashed plates, dirty cups, stained underwear.
Particularly, participants in a brightly lit room reported a higher public self-awareness than those in a dim room.
After lunch, Corrigan gave a PowerPoint presentation in a dim room on the second floor of the D.O.H.
The year that Afamefuna left for secondary school, Nwamgba felt as if a lamp had been blown out in a dim room.
Subjects viewed the stimuli in a dim room from a distance of ~57 cm on a Macbook pro laptop (15″ retina display, resolution 2889 × 1800).
The heart of the building is the operations center, a dim room where analysts from various agencies are illuminated by the lights of multiple computer monitors.
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There are only two doors open to the public at the ground level: one to pay bail or send money to an inmate in a small, dim room, and the other to visit inmates.
That's still nothing compared to normal stationary projectors, which can produce thousands of lumens, but 80 is more than enough for a nice big screen in a reasonably dim room.
I passed through an X-ray scan into a large, dim room thronged with stone-faced men and women.
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