tenebrific Synonyms
Strongest:
- incandescent
- luminous
- light
- lightsome
- lit
- brilliant
- lucid
- alight
- luminous
- illumined
- brilliant
- resplendent
- illumined
- shining
- brightened
- sparkling
- shining
- alight
- resplendent
- glaring
- illuminated
- bright
- lucent
- illuminated
- lighted
- glaring
- radiant
- lucid
- brightened
- lit
- incandescent
- sparkling
- lucent
- bright
- lightsome
- radiant
- light
- lighted
Strong:
- beaming
- aglitter
- shiny
- relucent
- glossy
- lustrous
- effulgent
- glossy
- beamy
- lambent
- shiny
- lustrous
- glowing
- effulgent
- relucent
- beamy
- aglitter
- glowing
- lambent
- beaming
Weak:
tenebrific Meaning
Wordnet
tenebrific (s)
dark and gloomy
Webster
tenebrific (a.)
Rendering dark or gloomy; tenebrous; gloomy.
tenebrific Sentence Examples
- The forest's tenebrific depths concealed a sinister presence.
- The moon cast a tenebrific glow over the desolate landscape.
- The alleyway was shrouded in tenebrific shadows, making it difficult to navigate.
- The tenebrific clouds portended an impending storm.
- The room was engulfed in tenebrific darkness, making it impossible to see.
- The tenebrific silence was broken only by the faint sound of footsteps.
- The tenebrific memories haunted their minds, casting a shadow over their present.
- The tenebrific creature lurked in the shadows, its eyes glowing ominously.
- The tenebrific atmosphere created a palpable sense of unease.
- The tenebrific labyrinth seemed to stretch on forever, leading to unknown horrors.
FAQs About the word tenebrific
dark and gloomyRendering dark or gloomy; tenebrous; gloomy.
black, murky, dark,darkened, tenebrous, pitch-dark, stygian, caliginous, obscured, somber
incandescent, luminous,light, lightsome, lit, brilliant, lucid, alight, luminous, illumined
The forest's tenebrific depths concealed a sinister presence.
The moon cast a tenebrific glow over the desolate landscape.
The alleyway was shrouded in tenebrific shadows, making it difficult to navigate.
The tenebrific clouds portended an impending storm.