darkened in Latin
darkened in Latin is contenebratus, opācus — darkened means made darker, either by blocking out light or by fading or dirtying over time.
darkened in Latin
contenebratus
Made dark or lightproof by the exclusion of light.
opācus
Made dark or lightproof by the exclusion of light.
What does "darkened" mean?
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adj Made darker, either by blocking out light or by fading or dirtying over time.
"The windows were fitted with darkened glass to keep the sun out."
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adj Without light, especially describing a room, street, or building at night.
"She crept through the darkened house so as not to wake anyone."
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darkened in a sentence
- The windows were fitted with darkened glass to keep the sun out.
- Years of smoke had left the ceiling darkened and grey.
- She crept through the darkened house so as not to wake anyone.
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What is "darkened" in Latin?
"darkened" in Latin is contenebratus, opācus. darkened means: Made darker, either by blocking out light or by fading or dirtying over time.
How do you use "darkened" in a sentence?
Example: "The windows were fitted with darkened glass to keep the sun out." In Latin, "darkened" is contenebratus, opācus.
Are there other ways to say "darkened" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "darkened": contenebratus, opācus.
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