dimed US
daɪmd
See also: worthless (UK)
Definition

Definition of dimed - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
valueRareSlangUShaving a small value or importanceRareSlangUS
  • The dimed trinket was not worth much.
insignificant trivial
2.
musicRareSlangUSset to the loudest volume on an amplifierRareSlangUS
  • The guitarist played with a dimed amp for the solo.
cranked up
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Origin of dimed

English, dime (ten-cent coin) + -ed (provided with)

Examples of dimed in a sentence

  • He dismissed the dimed concerns as irrelevant.
  • The dimed speakers filled the room with sound.
  • Fans loved the dimed settings during the concert.

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  1. French:de peu de valeur, poussé à fond, ...
  2. German:geringer Wert, aufgedreht, ...
  3. Italian:insignificante, al massimo, ...
  4. Spanish:insignificante, a todo volumen, ...
  5. Portuguese:insignificante, no máximo, ...
  6. Chinese:微不足道的, 最大音量的, ...
  7. Japanese:価値の低い, 最大音量の, ...
  8. Arabic:زَهيد, مضبوط على أعلى صوت, ...
  9. Hebrew:חֲסַר עֵרֶךְ, בְּעָצְמָה גְּבוֹהָה, ...
  10. Russian:незначительный, максимально громкий, ...
  11. Ukrainian:дріб'язковий, максимальний, ...
  12. Hindi:महत्वहीन, तेज़ आवाज़ वाला, ...
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