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Synonym for dark [adjective]

The synonym dark synonymous definition words:
means "speech"
silent, reticent
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dark [adjective]

means "property"
unlit, dirty, black, cimmerian, dun, dim, dusk, mystical, abstruse, cabbalistic, dim, enigmatic, incomprehensible, mysterious, secret, confidential, concealed, cryptic, hidden, mysterious

dark [adjective]

means "person"
untaught, ignorant, uneducated, unenlightened, unlettered, in the dark

dark [adjective]

means "characteristic"
dismal, pessimistic, cheerless, drab, sober, discouraging, dingy, sombre, frowning, sullen

dark [adjective]

means "character trait"
evil, bad, immoral, devilish, corrupt, flagitious, foul, hellish
Further results for the word "dark"

black [adjective]

means "property"
dim, shadowy, murky, gloomy, dark, cloudy
- translate black

black [adjective]

means "colour"
dark, raven, ebony, coal black, jet black, inky
- translate black

black as soot [adjective]

means "sooty"
coal black, pitch, black, dark, dull

blackness [noun]

means "darkness"
dimness, gloom, dark, dusk, night, nightfall

blind [adjective]

means "property"
concealed, secluded, hidden, dark, dim, obscure

blurred [adjective]

means "indistinct"
dark, obscure, adumbrate, unclear, blurry, becloud

concealed [adjective]

means "blind"
secluded, hidden, dark, dim, obscure, confused

darkness [noun]

means "blackness"
dimness, gloom, dark, dusk, night, nightfall

despairing [adjective]

means "pessimistic"
cynical, morbid, dark, morose, foreboding, sullen

dim [adjective]

means "faint"
gloomy, blurred, murky, cloudy, pale, dark

dimness [noun]

means "blackness"
darkness, gloom, dark, dusk, night, nightfall

dingy [adjective]

means "dirty"
clouded, dark, dull, sullied

dirty [adjective]

means "property"
dingy, clouded, dark, dull, sullied

disconsolate [adjective]

means "gloomy"
cheerless, dreary, dark, dismal

doleful [adjective]

means "sombre"
dismal, gloomy, sad, mournful, dark, dreary

dull [adjective]

means "characteristic"
colourless, gloomy, sober, sombre, drab, dark

dusk [adjective]

means "unlit"
dirty, black, Cimmerian, dun, dim, dark

dusky [adjective]

means "swarthy"
dark

gloom [noun]

means "gloominess"
dimness, obscurity, shade, shadow, darkness, dark

gloominess [noun]

means "gloom"
dimness, obscurity, shade, shadow, darkness, dark

gloomy [adjective]

means "dismal"
dark

hazy [adjective]

means "faint"
gloomy, blurred, murky, cloudy, pale, dark

indistinct [adjective]

means "obscure"
dark, blurred, adumbrate, unclear, blurry, becloud

lowering [adjective]

means "threatening"
menacing, ominous, overhanging, dark, gloomy, frown

murky [adjective]

means "dim"
shadowy, black, gloomy, dark, cloudy, overcast

nebulous [adjective]

means "indistinct"
confused, dim, hazy, dark, obscure, vague

night [noun]

means "time"
dimness, gloom, dark, dusk, darkness, nightfall
- translate night

nightfall [noun]

means "blackness"
dimness, gloom, dark, dusk, night, darkness

obscure [adjective]

means "indistinct"
dark, blurred, adumbrate, unclear, blurry, becloud

opaque [adjective]

means "non-transparent"
obscure, cloudy, impenetrable, dark, filmy, murky

pessimistic [adjective]

means "despairing"
cynical, morbid, dark, morose, foreboding, sullen

pitch-black [adjective]

means "black"
coal-black, jet, inky, dark, shadowy, gloomy

recondite [adjective]

means "mystical"
mysterious, obscure, esoteric, dark, concealed, occult

sad [adjective]

means "property"
sombre, dismal, gloomy, doleful, mournful, dark

secrecy [noun]

means "concealment"
hiding, mystery, silence, dark, darkness

shade [noun]

means "obscurity"
darkness, shadow, blackness, dark, dimness, gloom
- translate shade

shadowy [adjective]

means "dim"
black, murky, gloomy, dark, cloudy, overcast

shady [adjective]

means "cloudy"
vague, dim, shadowy, indistinct, dark, dusky

sober [adjective]

means "colour"
dark, sombre, dull, neutral

sooty [adjective]

means "black as soot"
coal black, pitch, black, dark, dull

sullen [adjective]

means "dismal"
gloomy, sombre, cheerless, mournful, dark, clouded

twilight [noun]

means "blackness"
dimness, gloom, dark, dusk, night, nightfall

umbrageous [adjective]

means "shaded"
grim, shady, phantom, dark, eclipse

uneducated [adjective]

means "untaught"
ignorant, dark, unenlightened, unlettered, in the dark

unlettered [adjective]

means "untaught"
ignorant, uneducated, unenlightened, dark, in the dark

darken [verb]

means "dim"
cloud, dull, obscure
- conjugate verb darken

darkening [noun]

means "extinguishing"
putting out, extinction

darkness [noun]

means "secrecy"
privacy, concealment, isolation, seclusion

darkness [noun]

means "ignorance"
coarseness, vulgarity

darkness [noun]

means "evil"
wickedness, iniquity, sin, corruption, depravity

darkness [noun]

means "blackness"
twilight

bedim [verb]

means "becloud"
cloud, darken, dim, obscure
- conjugate verb bedim

besmirch [verb]

means "slander"
denigrate, darken, defame, calumniate, blacken, sully
- conjugate verb besmirch

black [adjective]

means "person"
negro, dark-skinned, coloured
- translate black

blacken [verb]

means "slander"
denigrate, darken, defame, calumniate, besmirch, sully
- conjugate verb blacken

blot out [verb]

means "eclipse"
obscure, overshadow, shroud, hide, blur, darken
- conjugate verb blot out

calumniate [verb]

means "slander"
denigrate, darken, defame, blacken, besmirch, sully
- conjugate verb calumniate

coarseness [noun]

means "ignorance"
darkness, vulgarity, rudeness

eclipse [noun]

means "shade"
adumbration, silhouette, shadow, darkness

extinction [noun]

means "extinguishing"
putting out, darkening

fog [verb]

means "activity"
dim, becloud, befog, blur, darken, obfuscate
- conjugate verb fog

fog [noun]

means "state"
confusion, cloud, darkening

iniquity [noun]

means "evil"
wickedness, darkness, sin, corruption, depravity

isolation [noun]

means "secrecy"
privacy, concealment, darkness, seclusion

lower [verb]

means "action"
glower, frown, scowl, threaten, darken
- conjugate verb lower

night-time [noun]

means "night"
darkness, midnight

nighttime [noun]

means "night"
darkness, bedtime, midnight

obscure [verb]

means "conceal"
darken, dim, fog, shadow, grey, cloud
- conjugate verb obscure

pall [noun]

means "gloom"
oppression, shadow, melancholy, darkness, sadness

shadow [verb]

means "obscurity"
shade, adumbration, silhouette, eclipse, darkness
- conjugate verb shadow

twilight [noun]

means "blackness"
darkness
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