nigrescent Antonyms
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Meaning of nigrescent
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nigrescent (a.)
Growing black; changing to a black color; approaching to blackness.
nigrescent Sentence Examples
- The sky turned nigrescent as the storm approached, casting an ominous glow over the landscape.
- The once-white tablecloth had become nigrescent with age and numerous spills.
- The withered leaves on the tree were a somber nigrescent, signaling the end of autumn.
- The old photograph had faded to a nigrescent hue, preserving only a faint memory of its original colors.
- The decaying rose petals had turned nigrescent, a testament to the inevitable passage of time.
- The night sky was dotted with stars that twinkled in the nigrescent darkness.
- The moth's wings were a deep nigrescent, providing camouflage amidst the nighttime shadows.
- The coal's glow emitted a nigrescent light, warming the room against the winter cold.
- The river's water flowed with a nigrescent current, carrying silt and debris downstream.
- The old mansion's attic was a nigrescent repository of forgotten memories and discarded possessions.
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Growing black; changing to a black color; approaching to blackness.
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The sky turned nigrescent as the storm approached, casting an ominous glow over the landscape.
The once-white tablecloth had become nigrescent with age and numerous spills.
The withered leaves on the tree were a somber nigrescent, signaling the end of autumn.
The old photograph had faded to a nigrescent hue, preserving only a faint memory of its original colors.
