Dark - definition, pronunciation, transcription
noun
- absence of moral or spiritual values (syn: darkness, wickedness)
- an unenlightened state (syn: darkness)
his lectures dispelled the darkness
adjective
a dark purpose
dark undercurrents of ethnic hostility
a dark age in the history of education
a dark gloomy day
Extra examples
She sat in the dark room alone.
Soon it will be dark enough to see the stars.
It was a dark and stormy night.
Dark clouds of smoke were coming from the windows.
She's wearing a dark suit to the interview.
You've got dark circles under your eyes this morning.
He's 12 years old and still afraid of the dark.
The burglars hid in the dark between the two buildings.
He bought the kids special rings that glow in the dark.
We'd better get home before dark.
They waited until after dark to begin their escape.
He uses lots of darks in his decorating.
Wash the lights and the darks separately.
The room was kept dark.
It was too dark to read.
Word forms
comparative: darker
superlative: darkest
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