dim view

collocation in English

meaningsofdimandview

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dim
adjective
uk
/dɪm/
us
/dɪm/
not giving or having ...
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view
noun
uk
/vjuː/
us
/vjuː/
an opinion, belief, or idea, or a way of thinking ...
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(Definition ofdimandviewfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofdim view

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A good part of the electorate shared adimviewof the traditional parties and of politicians.
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I take adimviewof this kind of amendment.
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They took a verydimviewof that.
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They take a prettydimviewof that.
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Many of us took adimviewof that.
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The seamen take a verydimviewindeed of this.
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The criminal law, rightly, takes adimviewof retrospectivity.
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He points to the enjoyable and enthusiastic collective creation of identities of fans at college basketball games as a counter-example to thisdimview.
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He takes a prettydimviewof both training boards and enterprise zones.
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I do not take such adimviewof the proposal.
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I should take a verydimviewof the lowering of standards at the graduate level.
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I think we should have taken a verydimviewof it.
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I should have thought that they would take rather adimviewof it.
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In any club, people tend to take a ratherdimviewof that behaviour.
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I do not take thedimviewthat they are asleep.
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The people concerned took a verydimviewof that suggestion.
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I am sure that my constituents will take adimviewof that.
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I believe that road safety committees will take adimviewof their attitude.
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They took a prettydimviewof what has been happening.
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However, the court tends to take adimviewof litigants who subpoena witnesses unnecessarily.
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He took a fairlydimviewof a number of governing bodies.
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We should take adimviewof high-pressure salesmanship of false legs.
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Other fans take adimviewof it.
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In that era, society held adimviewof miscegenation.
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