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Synonyms for Darker:
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- abstruse ,
- african-american ,
- apart ,
- bass ,
- becloud ,
- bedim ,
- befog ,
- begrimed ,
- benighted ,
- black-market ,
- blacken ,
- blackened ,
- bleak ,
- blind ,
- blinker ,
- blot out ,
- blue ,
- blunder ,
- blur ,
- boob ,
- bootleg ,
- bring down ,
- calamitous ,
- cecity ,
- cloud ,
- cloud cover ,
- cloud-covered ,
- clouded ,
- cloudiness ,
- cloudy ,
- coal black ,
- confuse ,
- contraband ,
- crepuscle ,
- crepuscule ,
- cryptic ,
- cryptical ,
- cut ,
- dark-skinned ,
- deeply ,
- dense ,
- deplorable ,
- depress ,
- depressed ,
- dimmed ,
- dimness ,
- dip ,
- dirty ,
- disastrous ,
- disconsolate ,
- disgraceful ,
- dispirited ,
- distressing ,
- dour ,
- down ,
- down in the mouth ,
- downcast ,
- downhearted ,
- drab ,
- dreadfully ,
- drear ,
- drearily ,
- drop the ball ,
- dull ,
- dumb ,
- dwarf ,
- ebony ,
- evenfall ,
- evil ,
- evildoer ,
- faint ,
- fall ,
- fatal ,
- fateful ,
- fill in ,
- finisher ,
- fishy ,
- fog ,
- fogginess ,
- frown ,
- funny ,
- get down ,
- ghost ,
- gland ,
- gloaming ,
- gloomful ,
- gloominess ,
- glooming ,
- glower ,
- glowering ,
- glum ,
- glumness ,
- goof ,
- grim ,
- grimy ,
- grubby ,
- grungy ,
- hard ,
- haze over ,
- heavy ,
- hidden ,
- hide ,
- ignominious ,
- in darkness ,
- in secret ,
- indistinctly ,
- inequity ,
- inglorious ,
- inscrutable ,
- intemperately ,
- isolated ,
- jet black ,
- joseph black ,
- lamentable ,
- lamp shade ,
- lampshade ,
- late ,
- let down ,
- lightlessness ,
- loathsomeness ,
- lour ,
- lousiness ,
- low ,
- low-spirited ,
- lower berth ,
- melancholy ,
- melanise ,
- melanize ,
- mirky ,
- mist ,
- moody ,
- moon curser ,
- moon-curser ,
- moonshiner ,
- mordant ,
- morose ,
- muddied ,
- muddy ,
- murkiness ,
- mysterious ,
- mystifying ,
- nearer ,
- nefariousness ,
- negro ,
- negroid ,
- nicety ,
- nigher ,
- nightfall ,
- nighttime ,
- nox ,
- nuance ,
- obliterate ,
- obtuse ,
- oceanic abyss ,
- on the qt ,
- opprobrious ,
- orient ,
- overcasting ,
- overcloud ,
- overshadow ,
- palely ,
- pallidly ,
- pitch black ,
- pitch blackness ,
- pitch-black ,
- pitch-dark ,
- pitiful ,
- raunchy ,
- recondite ,
- refinement ,
- repulsiveness ,
- rich ,
- runner ,
- sable brush ,
- sable's hair pencil ,
- sartor ,
- saturnine ,
- seamster ,
- secreter ,
- secretory organ ,
- seedy ,
- sew ,
- shabbiness ,
- shade off ,
- shadiness ,
- shadowed ,
- shadowiness ,
- shadowy ,
- shameful ,
- sightlessness ,
- sine ,
- sinister ,
- sinning ,
- sleazy ,
- sliminess ,
- slow ,
- slur ,
- smuggled ,
- smuggler ,
- smutty ,
- sober ,
- somber ,
- somberness ,
- sombrely ,
- sombreness ,
- soot black ,
- sordid ,
- sorry ,
- sour ,
- specter ,
- spectre ,
- spook ,
- squalid ,
- subdued ,
- subtlety ,
- sulky ,
- sullen ,
- sunless ,
- suspect ,
- suspicious ,
- swart ,
- swarthy ,
- tad ,
- tail ,
- tailor-make ,
- take down ,
- tenebrific ,
- tenebrious ,
- thick ,
- tincture ,
- tint ,
- to a great extent ,
- tone ,
- total darkness ,
- trace ,
- tracer bullet ,
- transgress ,
- trench ,
- trespass ,
- turbid ,
- turn down ,
- twilight ,
- twilit ,
- ugliness ,
- umbrageous ,
- unintelligible ,
- unjustness ,
- unknown ,
- unnoticeable ,
- unsung ,
- vague ,
- vaguely ,
- veil ,
- vileness ,
- winker ,
- wispy ,
- wraith ,
- Darkener ,
- Darksome ,
- Duller ,
- Duskily ,
- Obscurer ,
- Quieter ,
- Sadder ,
- Shader ,
- apparition ,
- black ,
- blacker ,
- blackness ,
- blinder ,
- blindness ,
- bluer ,
- bootlegger ,
- closer ,
- contrabandist ,
- dark ,
- darkling ,
- darkly ,
- darkness ,
- deep ,
- dim ,
- dimly ,
- dimmer ,
- dingier ,
- dingy ,
- dismal ,
- dismally ,
- dreary ,
- dusk ,
- duskiness ,
- dusky ,
- gentler ,
- gloom ,
- gloomily ,
- gloomy ,
- glummer ,
- harder ,
- heavier ,
- heavily ,
- immorality ,
- iniquity ,
- injustice ,
- lower ,
- mistily ,
- muddier ,
- murk ,
- murkily ,
- murky ,
- night ,
- obscure ,
- obscurely ,
- occultist ,
- opaque ,
- overcast ,
- phantom ,
- sable ,
- sad ,
- seamy ,
- secretly ,
- secretor ,
- shade ,
- shadow ,
- shadower ,
- shady ,
- sin ,
- sinfulness ,
- sinner ,
- somberly ,
- sombre ,
- sombrer ,
- sourer ,
- sullener ,
- swarthiness ,
- tailor ,
- tenebrous ,
- thicker ,
- tracer ,
- uglier ,
- unfairness ,
- vaguer ,
- vestige ,
- wickedness .
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Usage examples for Darker
Mine are darker, to keep you from thinking them yours.
"The Eye of Dread"
The affair became darker and darker and it could be cleared up only in El-Gharak.
"In Desert and Wilderness"
In reality, however, our ultimate prospect of escape from famine was darker than ever.
"My Attainment of the Pole"
Famous quotes with Darker
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The Republicans would like to take us back to a darker time, when corporations ruled and the underserved had no rights.
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One of the things that makes Hamlet unique among Shakespeare's characters is his courage to face up to the darker elements of his personality.
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I'd love to play a villain in a movie, the kind of bad guy you would never think of me being able to play. Like most people, I have a darker side I'd like to explore onscreen.
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Any film which views the darker side of life, which is death with a sense of humor, is very much to my taste.
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Let me say that the path I did take for a brief period of my life was not of reckless drug use, hurting others, but it was a path of quiet rebellion, of a little experimentation of a darker side of my confusion in a confusing world, lost in the midst of finding my identity.
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