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Meanings of Dark Ages in English
Russian
тёмные века средневековья Portuguese
idade das trevas Spanish
años oscuros Catalan
anys obscurs 
Usage of Dark Ages in English
1
In case you hadn't noticed, we've moved out of the Dark Ages.
2
Digital technology will not bring my music out of the Dark Ages.
3
But to someone living in the Dark Ages it was probably insurmountable.
4
He sounded like something from the Dark Ages, more myth than man.
5
The intellect races on ahead, but the heart lingers in the Dark Ages.
6
The names and personages were frequently confounded in the Dark Ages.
7
With those saintly hermits of the Dark Ages religion was the all-absorbing subject.
8
Again one may compare the Dark Ages to the leafsoil of a forest.
9
Centuries ago-inthe Dark Ages, before I ever met you, dear.
10
I think you mean back in the Dark Ages, his sister told him.
11
So many years in those monasteries, all through the Dark Ages.
12
As a fact, even the Dark Ages were not merely dark.
13
The collapse of the Roman Empire led to the Dark Ages.
14
It was what would commonly become known as the Dark Ages.
15
Did the gloom of the Dark Ages cast its shadow before?
16
And now we're back here, bogged downtwo in the Dark Ages.
This collocation consists of:
Translations for Dark Ages
Russian
Portuguese
Spanish
Catalan
Dark Ages through the time
Dark Ages across language varieties
Ireland
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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