to dislimn
- verb
- Archaic
- The architect decided to dislimn the building's facade for a more modern appearance.
Examples
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The museum curator worked to dislimn the ornate frames, highlighting the paintings themselves.
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In her latest novel, the author chose to dislimn the elaborate descriptions to suit contemporary readers.
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Let's dislimn this design!
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Please dislimn the details.
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The architect decided to dislimn the building's facade for a more modern appearance.
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In her latest novel, the author chose to dislimn the elaborate descriptions to suit contemporary readers.
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The museum curator worked to dislimn the ornate frames, highlighting the paintings themselves.
Synonyms
To make something seem less attractive or exciting
Antonyms
How Simple
- Archaic
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Dislimn comes from dis- 'remove' and limn 'to draw or decorate', so it helps to imagine taking away the small lines or details from a picture. That's why to dislimn can mean to remove decoration or simplify something by cutting back its details.