Bedimmed for Dummies

Alright, so "bedimmed" means that something is kind of...hazy or not very clear, you know? Imagine a pair of dirty sunglasses that you can't see through very well because of all the smudges and marks on the lenses. That's kind of like what bedimmed means - it's like there's something blocking the view and making it hard to see clearly.

When something is bedimmed, it's like the light is dimmed or the clarity is reduced. It's not as bright or vivid as it should be, and it can be a little hard to make out the details. It's like trying to see through fog or a thick cloud of smoke – you can't quite see what's on the other side very well.

So, when we say a room is bedimmed, we mean that it's not very well-lit, or there might be something like dust or smoke in the air that makes it hard to see clearly. And when we talk about someone's mind being bedimmed, we mean that they might be confused or not thinking clearly. It's like their thoughts are a little clouded and they can't think as clearly as they normally would.

So, yeah, when something is bedimmed, it's like there's this sort of haze or dimness that makes it hard to see or think clearly. It's a word we use to describe things that aren't as sharp and clear as they should be.