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Meanings of ebon in English

Of a very dark black.

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A language of Marshall Islands.

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Examples for "ebony"
Examples for "ebony"
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EBONY: I have one more serious question; I know time is limited.
Ebony
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EBONY: New cases of police brutality appear in the news every day.
Ebony
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EBONY: The industry is filled with new singers-heretoday and gone tomorrow.
Ebony
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EBONY: Last question: would you ever go back to reality TV again?
Ebony
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EBONY: How would you rate the current state of the music industry?
Ebony
Usage of ebon in English
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He barely halted at the edge of a pool of ebon water.
As It Was in the Beginning
2
The white man nodded and motioned his ebon guide forward once more.
The Son of Tarzan
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The night was a myriad of stars on a vast ebon canopy.
White Shadows in the South Seas
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The polished ebon floor had a startling effect upon her black hair.
Fate Knocks at the Door: A Novel
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Cthylla's tentacles reached backwards and gripped the edges of the ebon box.
Future Lovecraft
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Madam Bowker's tone was almost unladylike; her ebon staff was flourishing threateningly.
The Fashionable Adventures of Joshua Craig: A Novel
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And where they touched it, its ebon surface seemed to swallow them.
2001. A Space Odyssey
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Make any excuse, but do not set foot on its ebon floors.
Visionaries
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They have clear ebon skins, not coal-black, but of an inky hue.
How I Found Livingstone / Travels, adventures, and discoveres in...
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Behind Rescue the ebon enormity of Parliament thrust its way into the sky.
Perdido Street Station
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Note well the symbol inlaid in white upon its ebon surface.
Warlord of Mars
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The ebon form of the Krooman giant seemed everywhere at once.
The Boy Aviators in Africa; Or, an Aerial Ivory Trail
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The new sphere was a dull ebon that matched the blackness of space.
The Sails of Tau Ceti
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They saw the ebon sky, the black and lustrous sea, the motionless ship.
Cord and Creese
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Full well I know that Morpheus will wave his ebon wand in vain.
The Wrong Twin
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An ebon pillar of tradition seemed he, in his garb of old-fashioned cleric.
Zuleika Dobson; Or, An Oxford Love Story
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United Kingdom
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