ADJ.
all
VERB + DARKEN
began, clouds, don't, ought, started, starting
DARKEN + NOUN
door, hill, tom's
ADV.
again, ever, suddenly
verb
To make dark or darker by reducing light.
[…] they [locusts] covered the face of the whole earth, so that the land was darkened […]
So spake the Sovran voice, and Clouds began To darken all the Hill […]
To become dark or darker (having less light).
[…] the owl and the bat flew round the darkening trees:
[…] leaning at her window she watched the end of that eventful day darken over the ranges.
To get dark (referring to the sky, either in the evening or as a result of cloud).
Well, I must go in now; and you too: it darkens.
Then they passed out from the Forum, forced their way through the crowded streets, and soon were through the Porta Ratumena, outside the walls, and struck out across the Campus Martius, upon the Via Flaminia. It was rapidly darkening.
To make dark or darker in colour.
She puts on lipstick and darkens her eyebrows, which are now very scanty […]
To become dark or darker in colour.
The lovely hair had lost its rose-gold glimmer, and had darkened to rose-brown […]
To arrive at someone's residence or location, especially as an unexpected visitor.
"I'll tell you, Peter," said I, "were I my lord, and a friend or kinsman of mine should leave the town while the court was sitting, that kinsman, or be he what he liked, should nev
To go to church to attend a service.
[…] they [locusts] covered the face of the whole earth, so that the land was darkened […]
WiktionarySo spake the Sovran voice, and Clouds began To darken all the Hill […]
WiktionaryAlmos is a hydrogen-helium gas giant with traces of sodium darkening its atmosphere.
WiktionaryThe sky suddenly began to darken.
Tatoeba · #37899Don't you ever darken my door again!
Tatoeba · #280970You should darken the colours a little.
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