sooty-black
- adjective
- /ˈsuːti blæk/
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negro hollín
- The child's fingers were covered in sooty-black dirt after playing near the fireplace.
Examples
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After the fire, the walls were stained sooty-black, leaving a mark of the devastating flames.
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Touch of sooty black through that lash line.
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The artist chose a sooty-black paint to capture the depth of the night sky in her mural.
Synonyms
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1.0
Covered in dirt or soot so it looks dark
14
2.8
Very dark in color like black ink
6
3.2
Black or dark from fine dust left by fire
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3.9
A very dark black color like deep night
3
3.9
Very black like coal or a dark night
3
1.1
A little dark in color, like very dark grey
1
2.8
A very dark colour like shiny coal
1
4.1
A very deep black color like coal
1
3.3
Very dark like black ink
1
3.2
Very dark black like raven feathers in the sun
1
2.8
Very dark like the color of coal
Very black in color like dust left by a fire
A very dark color like the black dust from a fire
Completely black like coal
Very dark, almost black, in color or very sad and gloomy
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Etymology
The word sooty-black comes from soot, the black powder left by fire, and black, so it means 'as black as soot'. That's why we use it for something with a deep, dark black color.