dark
dark
dɑrk
daark
British pronunciation
/dɑːk/

Definition & Meaning of "dark"in English

01

having very little or no light

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He walked down the dark alley, looking over his shoulder.
02

(of a color) having a deep or intense hue

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She wore a dark blue dress to the event.
2.1

(of hair, skin, or eyes) characterized by a deep brown color that can range from light to very dark shades

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He was a tall man with dark hair that complemented his sharp features.
03

having evil or dishonorable qualities

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The dark deeds of the villain made the hero's task seem impossible.
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The dark news about the company ’s future left everyone feeling disheartened.
4.1

involving or characterized by black humor

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The comedian 's dark jokes about death left the audience both laughing and uneasy.
05

(of theater) closed to performances, often for maintenance, renovations, or between seasons

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The theater was dark for the summer, undergoing renovations before the new season.
06

uninformed or lacking knowledge in a particular area

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He was dark about the latest technological advancements, struggling to keep up with modern trends.
07

(of a period or situation) marked by significant unhappiness, distress, or unpleasantness, often associated with challenging events or experiences

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The organization worked to support families during the dark times following the tragedy.
08

(of an expression or look) conveying anger, often characterized by intensity or a brooding quality

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She noticed the dark expression on his face as he listened to the criticism.
09

(of a voice) possessing depth and richness

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His dark voice filled the room, captivating everyone with its richness.
Dark
01

the state or quality of having no light

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The sudden dark made it hard to see anything in the dimly lit room.
02

the period of time when daylight fades and darkness takes over

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The dark came quickly, leaving the hikers struggling to find their way back.
03

a color that is characterized by low brightness and a deep, muted quality, often associated with colors like black, navy, or deep burgundy

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The artist preferred to work with darks to create a dramatic effect in his paintings.
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