IPA: /dɪsˈlɪn/
KK: /dɪsˈlɪm/
To remove or erase the outline or definition of something, especially in a picture or image.
The artist decided to dislimn the edges of the painting to create a softer effect.
Past: dislimned
Past Participle: dislimned
The word 'dislimn' is formed from 'dis-' (meaning apart or away) and 'limn' (from Latin 'illuminare', meaning to illuminate or to paint). The term describes the act of removing or taking away the illumination or clarity from something, often used in the context of fading or losing definition.
Think of 'dis-' meaning to take away and 'limn' meaning to illuminate or paint. This helps you remember that 'dislimn' means to take away the clarity or definition from something.