duskily (Meaning)

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duskily (adv.)

In a dusky manner.

The forest was duskily lit by the dying embers of the campfire.
The stranger's eyes were duskily shadowed and impossible to read.
The old man's skin was duskily wrinkled and weathered by a lifetime of hard work.
The moon cast a dusky glow over the sleeping city.
The sky was duskily overcast, promising a storm.
The room was duskily lit by a single candle, casting eerie shadows on the walls.
The duskily lit alleyway was a dangerous place to be at night.
The duskily shimmering lake reflected the last rays of the setting sun.
The old woman's hair was duskily gray and pulled back in a tight bun.
The duskily glowing coals of the fire kept us warm on the cold winter night.

In a dusky manner.

somberly, obscurely, murkily, dimly,darkly, gloomily,dully, shadowily, shadily,cloudily

glowingly, radiantly, brilliantly, lustrously, brilliantly,bright, brightly, splendidly, luminously, bright

The forest was duskily lit by the dying embers of the campfire.

The stranger's eyes were duskily shadowed and impossible to read.

The old man's skin was duskily wrinkled and weathered by a lifetime of hard work.

The moon cast a dusky glow over the sleeping city.