dimmable
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- adjective
- /ˈdɪməbl/
- Specialized
- The 'dimmable' LEDs don't work properly with low-voltage dimmers.
- dimmable light
- dimmable CFLs
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Watch on YouTubeOther people like myself will use a red light that's dimmable.
- Other people like myself will use a red light that's dimmable.
- God, these these are pretty bright, pretty efficient and dimmable and it'll make the pleasantness of the color of this room a lot better day-to-day.
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And because they're dimmable LEDs, I can dim them right down.
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You can fire just one lamp, the forward facing lamp and it's dimmable, or you can do both lamps.
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The ones labeled as "dimmable" do not dim more than 10%, and below that just go off.
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There are no 'dimmable' PAR16 replacements.
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God, these these are pretty bright, pretty efficient and dimmable and it'll make the pleasantness of the color of this room a lot better day-to-day.
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It also has bigger, dimmable windows and roomier cabins than its predecessors.
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The keyboard feels solid with a dimmable backlight, and the Achilles' heel of all PC laptops, the trackpad, is about as good as it ever gets on PCs.
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These new light bulbs are dimmable, allowing you to adjust the brightness based on your needs.
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I replaced my old lights with dimmable ones so I can create a cozy atmosphere in the evening.
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With a dimmable switch, you can control how bright the room feels at different times of the day.
Synonyms
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Can be changed to fit different people or things
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Able to be adjusted to improve sound or performance
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Can change between different states like on and off
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Etymology
Dimmable starts with the simple word dim meaning 'not bright' or 'dark' and adds -able meaning 'can be', so it means 'can be made dim'. That's why a dimmable lamp or bulb lets you change its brightness with a dimmer switch.