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Meanings of ominous darkness in English

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Usage of ominous darkness in English
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The radometer died into an ominous darkness and the captain advanced quickly.
Foundation and Empire
2
The shriek of the runners along the frozen snow cut through the ominous darkness.
The Best Short Stories of 1920, and the Yearbook of the American...
3
His lips had grown white, and his brow was set in very ominous darkness.
A True Friend: A Novel
4
Miss Church-Member was almost overcome as she continued looking upon the ominous darkness around.
Mr. World and Miss Church-Member: A Twentieth Century Allegory
5
Beyond the glass, ominous darkness squeezed in on every side.
Midnight hero
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Maynard turned his head, crying out as red stars gave way to an ominous darkness.
The Neutronium Alchemist
7
You start under this great domed canopy that sits above you, almost ominous darkness, sucking you in.
The Guardian
8
The behaviour of Kenyans shines like a beacon of light through the ominous darkness of this event.
The Irish Times
9
An ominous darkness brooded over all things as Green walked up the long avenue of Shale Court half-an-hour later.
The Obstacle Race
10
The conflict and tension between the two themes -between ruthless brilliance and humane empathy -dissolves away into an ominous darkness.
Radio NZ
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Out of the ominous darkness I heard the shoutings of my companions and the dull cries of fear and suffering from the horses.
Beasts, Men and Gods
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