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Meanings of benight in English
Usage of benight in English
1
Disillusionment and frustration benight today's couples as initial hopes of shared work and childcare are dashed.
2
She continued, As for your big mountains, the classic summits will benight even the most accomplished alpinist.
3
Though some, benight in sin, delight
4
In Bowles's view, the farther from London, the more benighted the place.
5
Terrible must be the condition of a man benighted therein, especially in winter.
6
The Celebrity answered, with becoming modesty, that the Asquithians were benighted.
7
Ordinary men look bright and intelligent, while I alone seem to be benighted.
8
We can all be benighted in this godforsaken kingdom without a true king, forever.
9
You might as well have tried to light benighted Africa with a white bean.
10
We got lost, and were benighted in the forest.
11
Many a time, coasting the sea, were they benighted.
12
Did you never hear of it, you benighted Islander?
13
For the past 15 years, I have always assumed the Frenchies were benighted on that route.
14
And, as of now, the royal box was still benighted, for the Empress had not arrived.
15
Being benighted in the canyon is not uncommon.
16
But filtered as it was through a dense mass of shrubbery, the path was still virtually benighted.
Frequent collocations
Benight through the time