dimly
/ˈdɪmli/
adverb
- In a way that is not bright or clear; with little light.
- She could dimly see the outline of the mountains through the fog.
- The old photograph showed a dimly remembered face from childhood.
- The hallway was dimly lit by a single candle.
- In a way that is not clearly understood or remembered; vaguely.
- The instructions were dimly written, leaving everyone confused.
- She was dimly aware that someone was calling her name.
- He dimly recalled visiting the museum as a child.