Definition

A small source of light, like a candle or lantern, that provides illumination.

Example

The glim from the candle lit up the dark room.

Conversation

Did you see that little glim from the candle on the table?

Yeah, it created such a cozy atmosphere in the room.

I love how a simple glim can change the mood so much.

Absolutely! It’s perfect for a relaxing evening.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Glim → The word 'glim' originates from Middle English 'glim' (meaning a faint light or glimmer), which is derived from Old Norse 'glima' (meaning to shine or glimmer). It refers to a faint or flickering light.

Memory Tip

Imagine a faint light 'glimmering' — that's what 'glim' means, a small or flickering light.

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