benighted (Meaning)

Wordnet

benighted (s)

overtaken by night or darkness

lacking enlightenment or knowledge or culture

Webster

of Benight

The benighted traveler stumbled through the pitch-black forest, yearning for the sanctuary of light.
The city's benighted alleys hid secrets that only the most desperate souls dared to uncover.
The benighted child wandered aimlessly, their mind clouded by fear and uncertainty.
The benighted ship drifted helplessly in the vast ocean, at the mercy of the unforgiving waves.
The benighted civilization clung to outdated beliefs, stifling progress and enlightenment.
The benighted soul sought solace in darkness, unaware of the transformative power of light.
The benighted mind grappled with despair, unable to find meaning in the chaos that surrounded it.
The benighted world seemed an endless labyrinth, with no clear path out of its oppressive shadows.
The benighted village clung to ancient superstitions, its inhabitants trapped in a cycle of fear and ignorance.
The benighted soul yearned for redemption, but remained oblivious to the path that could lead them to salvation.

overtaken by night or darkness, lacking enlightenment or knowledge or cultureof Benight

ignorant, rude, unlearned, nonliterate, uneducated, untaught,dark, innocent, illiterate, untutored

literate, experienced, intellectual, lettered, lettered, expert, well-informed, well-informed, smart, expert

The benighted traveler stumbled through the pitch-black forest, yearning for the sanctuary of light.

The city's benighted alleys hid secrets that only the most desperate souls dared to uncover.

The benighted child wandered aimlessly, their mind clouded by fear and uncertainty.

The benighted ship drifted helplessly in the vast ocean, at the mercy of the unforgiving waves.