Dim and Grey

Dim

Dim adjective - Being without light or without much light.

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Grey and dim are semantically related in overcast topic. In some cases you can use "Grey" instead the word "Dim" as an adjective or a verb, when it comes to topics like cloudy, conceal.

Nearby Words: dimness, dimly

Grey

Grey adjective - Of an achromatic color of any lightness intermediate between the extremes of white and black.

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Dim and grey are semantically related in dull topic. Sometimes you can use "Dim" instead the word "Grey" as an adjective or a verb, if it concerns topics such as overcast, cloudy, conceal.

Nearby Words: greying, greyed, greyish, greyly

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vessel

dim vessel

grey vessel

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Similarly, pulling too many positive G's in a turn will cause your vision to grey out and dim until you level out, while pulling too many negative G's will cause your vision to become blurred with red.

Source: Video Game / War Thunder
The weasels in the Little Grey Rabbit series are nasty but dim thieves and rabbit hunters.

Source: Wicked Weasel
In order to run silent one needs to use a small vessel, paint it (dark) grey, dim all external lights, disable comms broadcasting (excepting laser antennae, which are nearly impossible to trace) and locator beacons, then hide behind or inside an asteroid - or linger beyond visual range.

Source: Stealth in Space