atramentaceous Antonyms
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Meaning of atramentaceous
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atramentaceous (a.)
Black, like ink; inky; atramental.
atramentaceous Sentence Examples
- The raven's atramentaceous plumage cast an eerie shadow over the desolate landscape.
- The calligrapher dipped her quill into the atramentaceous inkwell, her hand trembling with anticipation.
- The ancient manuscript revealed atramentaceous script that whispered tales of forgotten ages.
- The artist's canvas was transformed into a symphony of atramentaceous hues, capturing the essence of the stormy night.
- The sky grew atramentaceous as a tempestuous storm approached, threatening to unleash its fury upon the earth.
- The lake's surface turned atramentaceous, reflecting the inky depths that lay beneath.
- The poet's words flowed onto the page as an atramentaceous river, carrying with them the weight of emotion.
- The atramentaceous smoke billowing from the factory chimney polluted the air, casting a pall over the city.
- The vampire's lips were stained atramentaceous with the blood of its victims.
- The dungeon's walls were covered in atramentaceous graffiti, scribbled by prisoners who had long since vanished.
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Black, like ink; inky; atramental.
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The raven's atramentaceous plumage cast an eerie shadow over the desolate landscape.
The calligrapher dipped her quill into the atramentaceous inkwell, her hand trembling with anticipation.
The ancient manuscript revealed atramentaceous script that whispered tales of forgotten ages.
The artist's canvas was transformed into a symphony of atramentaceous hues, capturing the essence of the stormy night.
