dark-colored (Meaning)

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dark-colored (s)

having a dark color

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The dark-colored storm clouds gathered ominously overhead, signaling an impending downpour.
She wore a dark-colored dress that accentuated the paleness of her complexion.
The river flowed sluggishly beneath the bridge, its waters reflecting the dark-colored sky.
The cat had dark-colored fur, making it difficult to spot in the shadows of the alleyway.
The coffee table was made of dark-colored wood, adding warmth to the living room.
The dark-colored car sped down the highway, disappearing into the distance.
The flowers in the garden were a riot of bright colors, surrounded by dark-colored foliage.
The ocean shimmered under the moonlight, its surface reflecting the dark-colored night sky.
The painting depicted a landscape of rolling hills and dark-colored forests.
The shoes he wore were dark-colored leather, scuffed from years of wear.

having a dark color

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The dark-colored storm clouds gathered ominously overhead, signaling an impending downpour.

She wore a dark-colored dress that accentuated the paleness of her complexion.

The river flowed sluggishly beneath the bridge, its waters reflecting the dark-colored sky.

The cat had dark-colored fur, making it difficult to spot in the shadows of the alleyway.