Dimmed
Dimmed adjective - Being without light or without much light.
Usage example: a dimmed lounge where students like to rest and sleep
Lit
Lit adjective - Filled with much light.
Usage example: the coat room was just lit well enough for us to identify our jackets
Both words in one sentence
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Most likely a nod to the Real Life military practice of using red and/or dimmed lights in dark environments to preserve one's night vision, though this would be counterproductive on a ship that is operated entirely using brightly-lit touchscreens.
Source: Franchise / Star Trek - It was otherwise the daytime show in primetime on a slightly dressed up set (let's not forget the giant, lit-up "$1,000,000" sign at the back of the audience); it didn't magically turn into a Millionaire clone ... until they dimmed the lights and played suspenseful music on the bonus spin, that is.
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