tenebricose (Meaning)
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tenebricose (a.)
Tenebrous; dark; gloomy.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tenebricose
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tenebricose Sentence Examples
- The tenebricose alley was an eerie and menacing labyrinth.
- Her face was cast in a tenebricose glow, her eyes smoldering like embers.
- The tenebricose forest beckoned with its secrets and ancient mysteries.
- A tenebricose shroud of guilt hung over his consciousness.
- The tenebricose depths of the ocean were a realm of darkness and unknown horrors.
- The tenebricose dungeon was a living nightmare, echoing with the screams of the damned.
- The tenebricose tower loomed over the village, its sinister presence casting a pall over the inhabitants.
- The tenebricose tome contained forbidden knowledge, capable of corrupting the purest of souls.
- The tenebricose shadows of the night whispered secrets that chilled the blood.
- The tenebricose atmosphere of the abandoned asylum permeated the air, leaving an unsettling aura of despair.
FAQs About the word tenebricose
Tenebrous; dark; gloomy.
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No antonyms found.
The tenebricose alley was an eerie and menacing labyrinth.
Her face was cast in a tenebricose glow, her eyes smoldering like embers.
The tenebricose forest beckoned with its secrets and ancient mysteries.
A tenebricose shroud of guilt hung over his consciousness.
