dimly

On the inside is the usual mix of off-white, flecked linoleum tiles and segmented ceiling panels, dull and dimly lit.

We sat in his dimly lit office—no bigger than a broom closet—where we commiserated over the current state of American medicine.

There are curtained cubicles for seeing the doctor, dimly lit halls, a smell of stopped-up toilets.

The setting was the Satyricon, a small, dimly lit nightclub in Portland, Oregon.

The place was quite deserted, lighted by a few lanterns hung high up, in which the gas burned dimly.

A certain light was beginning to dawn dimly within her,—the light which, showing the way, forbids it.

Liszt was seated at another grand facing me, and the room was dimly illuminated by one or two lamps.

The long green blinds kept out the glare of the sunshine; and at first he saw the room but dimly.

Woods and mountains lay dimly blue against the distant horizon.

The position of the moon had changed, of course, as the night had stolen on towards morning, and now it hung dimly before her.