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Definition of darkness
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of darkness is as below...
Darkness
(n.) Want of
clearness
or
perspicuity;
obscurity;
as, the
darkness
of a
subject,
or of a
discussion..
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Disappear
::
Disappear
(v. i.) To cease to
appear
or to be
perceived;
to pass from view,
gradually
or
suddenly;
to
vanish;
to be no
longer
seen; as,
darkness
disappears
at the
approach
of
light;
a ship
disappears
as she sails from
port..
Darkness
::
Darkness
(n.) A state of
privacy;
secrecy.
Interference
::
Interference
(n.) The
mutual
influence,
under
certain
conditions,
of two
streams
of
light,
or
series
of
pulsations
of
sound,
or,
generally,
two waves or
vibrations
of any kind,
producing
certain
characteristic
phenomena,
as
colored
fringes,
dark
bands,
or
darkness,
in the case of
light,
silence
or
increased
intensity
in
sounds;
neutralization
or
superposition
of waves
generally..
Shade
::
Shade (n.)
Darkness;
obscurity;
-- often in the
plural.
Penetrate
::
Penetrate
(v. t.) To enter into; to make way into the
interior
of; to
effect
an
entrance
into; to
pierce;
as, light
penetrates
darkness..
Darkness
::
Darkness
(n.) A state of
ignorance
or
error,
especially
on moral or
religious
subjects;
hence,
wickedness;
impurity..
Thick
::
Thick
(superl.)
Dense;
not thin;
inspissated;
as, thick
vapors.
Also used
figuratively;
as, thick
darkness..
Dusk
::
Dusk (a.)
Tending
to
darkness
or
blackness;
moderately
dark or
black;
dusky.
Darkness
::
Darkness
(n.) A state of
distress
or
trouble.
Dusk
::
Dusk (n.)
Imperfect
obscurity;
a
middle
degree
between
light and
darkness;
twilight;
as, the dusk of the
evening..
Daylight
::
Daylight
(n.) The light of day as
opposed
to the
darkness
of
night;
the light of the sun, as
opposed
to that of the moon or to
artificial
light..
Double-shade
::
Double-shade
(v. t.) To
double
the
natural
darkness
of (a
place).
Black
::
Black (a.) In a less
literal
sense:
Enveloped
or
shrouded
in
darkness;
very dark or
gloomy;
as, a black
night;
the
heavens
black with
clouds..
Demitint
::
Demitint
(n.) That part of a
painting,
engraving,
or the like, which is
neither
in full
darkness
nor full
light..
Pitchiness
::
Pitchiness
(n.)
Blackness,
as of
pitch;
darkness..
Caliginous
::
Caliginous
(a.)
Affected
with
darkness
or
dimness;
dark;
obscure.
Involve
::
Involve
(v. t.) To
envelop
completely;
to
surround;
to
cover;
to hide; to
involve
in
darkness
or
obscurity.
Cimmerian
::
Cimmerian
(a.)
Pertaining
to the
Cimmerii,
a
fabulous
people,
said to have
lived,
in very
ancient
times,
in
profound
and
perpetual
darkness..
Detenebrate
::
Detenebrate
(v. t.) To
remove
darkness
from.
Eclipse
::
Eclipse
(n.) The loss,
usually
temporary
or
partial,
of
light,
brilliancy,
luster,
honor,
consciousness,
etc.;
obscuration;
gloom;
darkness..
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