Meanings of densely black in English

The sky was shade or two less densely black than the ravine edge.

The mirrored wall in the foyer gaped densely black.

We stepped over his sprawled legs, through the door, and into a densely black night.

Overhead a gray gloom covered stars and sky, making the darkness in the watery streets seem densely black.

His tall fine figure silhouetted more densely black by the whiteness of the moon-rays had a singularly imposing effect.

The future, with pitiful choice, was as densely black as the night that shut her in with her dull misery.

The heaven above them was densely black, and out of it flashed innumerable stars like sparks white-hot and quivering with inward fire.

His eyes were close set and the irises densely black and very small, so that the white of the eyeball showed around them.

The eyes are lustreless, and densely black; or possibly (the suspicion is a startling one) we are looking into empty eye-sockets!

Among the many unconventional scores, some are verbal, some pictorial, some numerical; some densely black, some all-white; some written atop maps, photographs, or stamped envelopes.