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What is the opposite of gleaming?

The opposite of gleaming depends on the context:

For a literal, physical description:

* Dull: This is the most general opposite, meaning lacking shine or luster.

* Tarnished: Implies a loss of shine due to age or wear.

* Grimy: Suggests a surface covered in dirt or grime, obscuring any shine.

* Dusty: Refers to a surface covered in a layer of dust, making it appear dull.

* Faded: Indicates a loss of vibrancy, including shine.

For a metaphorical or figurative description:

* Dim: This suggests a lack of brightness or brilliance.

* Uninspired: Implies a lack of excitement or passion.

* Mediocre: Refers to something average or unremarkable.

* Ordinary: Means something common or unremarkable.

* Lackluster: Indicates a lack of energy or enthusiasm.

The best opposite will depend on the specific meaning of "gleaming" in the context you're using it.

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