darkly in Greek
darkly in Greek is μυστηριωδώς — darkly means in a way that suggests something sinister, ominous, or troubling.
darkly in Greek
μυστηριωδώς
Pronounced: mystiriodos
(figuratively) In a manner which produces an inward conviction of future misfortune; ominously.
What does "darkly" mean?
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adv In a way that suggests something sinister, ominous, or troubling.
"He hinted darkly that something terrible had happened."
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adv With little light; dimly.
"The corridor was lit only darkly by a single bulb."
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darkly in a sentence
- He hinted darkly that something terrible had happened.
- The corridor was lit only darkly by a single bulb.
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What is "darkly" in Greek?
"darkly" in Greek is μυστηριωδώς. darkly means: In a way that suggests something sinister, ominous, or troubling.
How do you pronounce μυστηριωδώς?
"darkly" in Greek is μυστηριωδώς, pronounced "mystiriodos".
How do you use "darkly" in a sentence?
Example: "He hinted darkly that something terrible had happened." In Greek, "darkly" is μυστηριωδώς.
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