Definitions of dark
-
an
unenlightened
state; "
he
was
in
the
dark
concerning
their
intentions"; "
his
lectures
dispelled
the
darkness"
-
absence
of
light
or
illumination
-
absence
of
moral
or
spiritual
values; "
the
powers
of
darkness"
-
Absence
of
light;
darkness;
obscurity;
a
place
where
there
is
little
or
no
light.
-
The
condition
of
ignorance;
gloom;
secrecy.
-
A
dark
shade
or
dark
passage
in
a
painting,
engraving,
or
the
like;
as,
the
light
and
darks
are
well
contrasted.
-
Absence
of
light;
a
place
where
there
is
little
light;
nightfall;
often,
un-
derhand
secrecy;
as,
to
work
in
the
dark;
ignorance.
-
Absence
of
light:
obscurity:
a
state
of
ignorance.
-
Absence
of
light;
obscurity.
-
Lack
of
light;
a
place
without
light;
a
shadow.
-
The
absence
of
light;
secrecy;
obscurity;
a
state
of
ignorance.
-
DARKLY.
-
lacking
enlightenment
or
knowledge
or
culture; "
this
benighted
country"; "
benighted
ages
of
barbarism
and
superstition"; "
the
dark
ages"; "
a
dark
age
in
the
history
of
education"
-
not
giving
performances;
closed; "
the
theater
is
dark
on
Mondays"
-
(
used
of
hair
or
skin
or
eyes) "
dark
eyes"
-
devoid
or
partially
devoid
of
light
or
brightness;
shadowed
or
black
or
somber-
colored; "
sitting
in
a
dark
corner"; "
a
dark
day"; "
dark
shadows"; "
the
theater
is
dark
on
Mondays"; "
dark
as
the
inside
of
a
black
cat"
-
(
used
of
color)
having
a
dark
hue; "
dark
green"; "
dark
glasses"; "
dark
colors
like
wine
red
or
navy
blue"
-
brunet (
used
of
hair
or
skin
or
eyes); "
dark
eyes"
-
Destitute,
or
partially
destitute,
of
light;
not
receiving,
reflecting,
or
radiating
light;
wholly
or
partially
black,
or
of
some
deep
shade
of
color;
not
light-
colored;
as,
a
dark
room;
a
dark
day;
dark
cloth;
dark
paint;
a
dark
complexion.
-
Not
clear
to
the
understanding;
not
easily
seen
through;
obscure;
mysterious;
hidden.
-
Destitute
of
knowledge
and
culture;
in
moral
or
intellectual
darkness;
unrefined;
ignorant.
-
Evincing
black
or
foul
traits
of
character;
vile;
wicked;
atrocious;
as,
a
dark
villain;
a
dark
deed.
-
Foreboding
evil;
gloomy;
jealous;
suspicious.
-
Deprived
of
sight;
blind.
-
Without
light;
not
reflecting
light;
wholly
black
or
gray;
of
a
brunette
complexion;
as,
the
Indian
has
a
dark
skin;
gloomy;
as,
a
dark
mood;
mysterious;
as,
a
dark
saying;
ignorant;
as,
the
mind
of
the
savage
is
dark;
dastardly.
-
Without
light:
black
or
somewhat
black:
gloomy:
difficult
to
understand:
unenlightened:
secret.
-
Wanting
light;
deep,
colored;
obscure.
-
Lacking
light;
of
a
deep
shade;
obscure;
gloomy;
strocious.
-
Without
light;
obscure;
gloomy;
disheartening;
ignorant;
secret;
concealed.
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