Third-person singular present tense of dislimn; removes or obscures the clear outline or definition of something.
From the same root as dislimning (dis- + limn), this is the conjugated form used with singular subjects in present tense.
This is an ultra-rare word form that you'll almost never encounter in modern English—it exists primarily in historical texts and philosophical writing where authors needed a precise term for un-making or un-defining something's visual or conceptual boundaries.
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