fuliginous (Meaning)

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fuliginous (a.)

Pertaining to soot; sooty; dark; dusky.

Pertaining to smoke; resembling smoke.

The fuliginous smoke billowing from the chimneys cast an ominous shadow over the cityscape.
The fuliginous soot blackened the walls of the abandoned building, making it a grim and desolate sight.
The fuliginous mist hung heavy in the air, obscuring the moon's ethereal glow.
The fuliginous wings of the bats fluttered against the twilight sky, creating a haunting silhouette.
The fuliginous flames danced on the hearth, casting a warm and inviting light upon the cozy room.
The fuliginous landscape of the charred forest bore witness to the destructive power of the wildfire.
The fuliginous clouds covered the sky, threatening to unleash a torrential downpour.
The fuliginous stains on the carpet were a testament to the spills and accidents that had marred its once pristine surface.
The fuliginous smoke from the train filled the platform, creating a suffocating and acrid atmosphere.
The fuliginous exhaust from the factories poisoned the surrounding environment, causing widespread respiratory problems.

Pertaining to soot; sooty; dark; dusky., Pertaining to smoke; resembling smoke.

enigmatic, murky, dark, mystic, enigmatical, obscure, cryptic,ambiguous, mysterious, opaque

unequivocal, legible, plain, plain, certain, clear, evident, unequivocal, unambiguous, evident

The fuliginous smoke billowing from the chimneys cast an ominous shadow over the cityscape.

The fuliginous soot blackened the walls of the abandoned building, making it a grim and desolate sight.

The fuliginous mist hung heavy in the air, obscuring the moon's ethereal glow.

The fuliginous wings of the bats fluttered against the twilight sky, creating a haunting silhouette.