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Meanings of blackness in English
Usage of blackness in English
1
The best best best feeling was the warm blackness that came next.
2
Suddenly in the blackness a flash, and in the silence a sound.
3
Stretching across the great blackness the pilot will see the Milky Way.
4
It's about blackness and the default place it occupies in American society.
5
In night blackness he heard it while seeing nothing: light panting breaths.
6
First light met the blackness of the night far on the horizon.
7
The window was the same grayish rectangle in the blackness as before.
8
The others wedged in behind his bulk and stared into the blackness.
9
The Jamaican society must acknowledge its past and contend with our blackness.
10
But that they could not see in the blackness of the night.
11
He pointed to the white line which was advancing in the blackness.
12
Then the veil of blackness shredded and an image inside became clear.
13
And after the power went off, the entire city was in blackness.
14
Just one good word amongst all the blackness you painted around me.
15
I saw nothing in the street: I just looked into a blackness.
16
Samuel started when he heard a voice speaking out of the blackness.
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Blackness through the time
Blackness across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common