dimmer
- noun
- /ˈdɪmər/
- Specialized
- To create a cozy atmosphere, consider installing dimmer switches in your living room.
- dimmer light
- get dimmer
- much dimmer
I bought a light dimmer it really didn't work.
- I bought a light dimmer it really didn't work.
- And on the dimmer switch you can turn up the light.
- The answer is yes, but the dimmer matters.
- Lutron does their own proprietary dimmers, dim lighting and motor control stuff.
- The big triangle button is the dashboard light dimmer.
- There's lots of bulbs that don't behave nicely even with LED and CFL compatible dimmers.
Examples
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And the light switch for this is over here and it does have a dimmer switch, which is nice.
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And on the dimmer switch you can turn up the light.
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OK, next thing I want to do is work on the dimmer and I ordered this dimmer.
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And check this out, This dimmer switch has been wired in.
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Mr. Evans, we have the house lights on the dimmer system.
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The overhead light is on a dimmer switch, and the room is neither bright nor dark.
Fiction book (1996) -
Richard adjusted the dimmer switch, bathing the room in a soft glow.
Fiction book (2000) -
Pazzi twists a dimmer on the wall and the lights come down.
Fiction book (2001) -
You can adjust the brightness of the lamp using the dimmer switch on the wall.
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With the dimmer, you can easily set the lights to a softer glow for movie nights.
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Etymology
The word dimmer comes from the simple word dim ('not bright') plus the ending -er ('one that' or 'that which'). So a dimmer is 'one that makes a light less bright' and is used to control how bright a lamp is.