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Meanings of darken in English
Usage of darken in English
1
I brooded on the problem until the sky outside started to darken.
2
If the sky continued to darken, perhaps she'd soon get her answer.
3
At last we saw the light in the cut fade and darken.
4
The green light that had let us see began to darken rapidly.
5
The power to darken the sun, and tinge the moon with blood.
6
The shadow of that post would disgrace and darken the whole State.
7
The tent was beginning to darken and the showman glanced up apprehensively.
8
We mistake unfamiliarity for beauty; we darken our perceptions with idle foreignness.
9
Even so, my field of vision began to darken along its edges.
10
Through her eyelids she could see the light in the room darken.
11
I looked through it at the grey sky, just beginning to darken.
12
Were Fingal himself before me my soul should not darken in fear.
13
And presently the deodars darken the way with a solemn presence, for-
14
And she had seen them stay and grow and deepen and darken.
15
The storming shapes dulled with them, seemed to darken into the murk.
16
Not a line appeared to darken the life of his little pal.
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Translations for darken
Portuguese
Spanish
Darken through the time
Darken across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common