darkness
- noun
- /ˈdɑrk.nəs/
- The cave was filled with such complete darkness that even a flickering candle seemed powerless.
- total darkness
- partial darkness
- see in the darkness
You go into the crevices of darkness and you shine the light.
- You go into the crevices of darkness and you shine the light.
- I'm floating in the darkness, but I've got a whistle.
- As well as darkness, that is the absence of light.
- We would have darkness, true darkness again.
- And then the darkness came on the land.
- OK, There will come a darkness five star read.
- This swiftness and darkness and star sparkle snow.
- They can't handle the the darkness and or the the thought of it.
- You close the the the darkness, complete darkness, soundproof.
- Because between light and darkness, you think they are two different worlds.
Examples
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No one will care, and when you cry in the darkness, no one will hear you.
Fiction book (1990) -
Inside, after the humid, velvety darkness, the market seemed too bright and too cold.
Fiction book (1990) -
There is this darkness deep, deep inside.
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I opened wide the door, darkness there and nothing more.
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And then the darkness came on the land.
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We are coming out of the darkness and into the light.
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It's a moment to moment choice of light over darkness, truth over illusion.
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We would have darkness, true darkness again.
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As we drove away from Granville and the darkness fell around us, our sleepiness returned.
Fiction book (1990) -
Darkness is falling.
Synonyms
The time when there is little or no light
A dark area where sunlight does not reach
A place with no light at all
Low light or darkness that makes a place feel sad
A situation with no light at all
A state with no light at all
Low light when a place is partly dark
A state of dim light when a place looks dark and shadowy
A low level of light, like at sunset
A place or time with very little light
A dark area where light is blocked
A dark area where little light reaches
Complete darkness so you cannot see anything
Complete darkness with no light at all
Complete darkness with no light at all
Antonyms
Compounds
- Literature
A powerful evil being in some religions who rules Hell and tempts people
How Dark
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Darkness comes from the old English word deorc 'dark', which meant 'without light'. So darkness is the state when there is no light.