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
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.