inkiness
7.4
A very deep black color or darkness like a night with no light
- noun
- /ˈɪŋkɪnəs/
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negrura
- As the night fell, the inkiness of the sky deepened, making the stars appear brighter.
Whereas, you know, the, I would say that the Maybelline and the Pat have the same level of blackness, of inkiness, same color.
- Whereas, you know, the, I would say that the Maybelline and the Pat have the same level of blackness, of inkiness, same color.
Examples
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Whereas, you know, the, I would say that the Maybelline and the Pat have the same level of blackness, of inkiness, same color.
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The author described the inkiness of the ocean at midnight, emphasizing its depth and mystery.
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The painting was characterized by a rich inkiness that made the dark colors stand out.
Synonyms
black
vsinkiness
159
1.0
A state with no light, as in the night
refers specifically to a deep, glossy stain quality rather than total absence of light
darkness
vsinkiness
11
1.0
A deep, strong color often used in cloth or paint
highlights a very deep, glossy stain appearance rather than plain dimness
blackness
vsinkiness
9
1.3
How dark a color or object looks
focuses on a deep, glossy stain-like appearance rather than general intensity
Antonyms
How Inky
Surface Forms
inkiness singular
inkinesses plural
Morphology
Etymology
The word inkiness comes from ink, the 'dark liquid' used for writing, and because ink makes strong black marks, inkiness means a deep blackness or darkness.