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Definition
Synonym
Grabesdunkel
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Grabesdunkel
n
geh.
Es herrschte
Grabesdunkel
.
sepulchral darkness
It was as dark as a tomb.
Grabesdunkel
n
geh.
Es herrschte
Grabesdunkel
.
sepulchral darkness
It was as dark as a tomb.
Grabesdunkel
n
geh.
Es herrschte
Grabesdunkel
.
sepulchral darkness
It was as dark as a tomb.
Deutsche
Grabesdunkel Synonyme
Englische
sepulchral darkness Synonyme
sepulchral
baritone
bass
cavernous
cinerary
contralto
deep
deep-echoing
deep-pitched
deep-toned
deepmouthed
dirgelike
dismal
epitaphic
exequial
feral
funebrial
funebrious
funebrous
funeral
funerary
funereal
grave
heavy
hollow
low
low-pitched
mortuary
mournful
necrological
obituary
obsequial
reverberant
Grabesdunkel Definition
Dark
(
a.
)
Destitute,
or
partially
destitute,
of
light
Dark
(
a.
)
Not
clear
to
the
understanding
Dark
(
a.
)
Destitute
of
knowledge
and
culture
Dark
(
a.
)
Evincing
black
or
foul
traits
of
character
Dark
(
a.
)
Foreboding
evil
Dark
(
a.
)
Deprived
of
sight
Dark
(
n.
)
Absence
of
light
Dark
(
n.
)
The
condition
of
ignorance
Dark
(
n.
)
A
dark
shade
or
dark
passage
in
a
painting,
engraving,
or
the
like
Dark
(
v.
t.)
To
darken
to
obscure.
Darkness
(
n.
)
The
absence
of
light
Darkness
(
n.
)
A
state
of
privacy
Darkness
(
n.
)
A
state
of
ignorance
or
error,
especially
on
moral
or
religious
subjects
Darkness
(
n.
)
Want
of
clearness
or
perspicuity
Darkness
(
n.
)
A
state
of
distress
or
trouble.
Pitch-dark
(
a.
)
Dark
as
a
pitch
Sepulchral
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
burial,
to
the
grave,
or
to
monuments
erected
to
the
memory
of
the
dead
Sepulchral
(
a.
)
Unnaturally
low
and
grave
Tomb
(
n.
)
A
pit
in
which
the
dead
body
of
a
human
being
is
deposited
Tomb
(
n.
)
A
house
or
vault,
formed
wholly
or
partly
in
the
earth,
with
walls
and
a
roof,
for
the
reception
of
the
dead.
Tomb
(
n.
)
A
monument
erected
to
inclose
the
body
and
preserve
the
name
and
memory
of
the
dead.
Tomb
(
v.
t.)
To
place
in
a
tomb
sepulchral darkness / It was as dark as a tomb. Bedeutung
dark
adaptation
the
process
of
adjusting
the
eyes
to
low
levels
of
illumination,
cones
adapt
first,
rods
continue
to
adapt
for
up
to
four
hours
dark
ground
illumination
dark
field
illumination
a
form
of
microscopic
examination
of
living
material
by
scattered
light,
specimens
appear
luminous
against
a
dark
background
dark-eyed
junco
slateolored
junco
Junco
hyemalis
common
North
American
junco
having
grey
plumage
and
eyes
with
dark
brown
irises
dark
horse
a
racehorse
about
which
little
is
known
cenotaph
empty
tomb
a
monument
built
to
honor
people
whose
remains
are
interred
elsewhere
or
whose
remains
cannot
be
recovered
dark
lantern
bull's-eye
a
lantern
with
a
single
opening
and
a
sliding
panel
that
can
be
closed
to
conceal
the
light
dolmen
cromlech
portal
tomb
a
prehistoric
megalithic
tomb
typically
having
two
large
upright
stones
and
a
capstone
grave
tomb
a
place
for
the
burial
of
a
corpse
(especially
beneath
the
ground
and
marked
by
a
tombstone),
he
put
flowers
on
his
mother's
grave
sunglasses
dark
glasses
shades
spectacles
that
are
darkened
or
polarized
to
protect
the
eyes
from
the
glare
of
the
sun,
he
was
wearing
a
pair
of
mirrored
shades
ultramicroscope
dark-field
microscope
light
microscope
that
uses
scattered
light
to
show
particles
too
small
to
see
with
ordinary
microscopes
dark
red
a
red
color
that
reflects
little
light
dark
blue
navy
navy
blue
a
dark
shade
of
blue
darkness
duskiness
swarthiness
a
swarthy
complexion
darkness
having
a
dark
or
somber
color
dark
darkness
an
unenlightened
state,
he
was
in
the
dark
concerning
their
intentions,
his
lectures
dispelled
the
darkness
dark
comedy
a
comedy
characterized
by
grim
or
satiric
humor,
a
comedy
having
gloomy
or
disturbing
elements
bittersweet
chocolate
semi-sweet
chocolate
dark
chocolate
chocolate
liquor
with
cocoa
butter
and
small
amounts
of
sugar
and
vanilla,
lecithin
is
usually
added
dark
meat
the
flesh
of
the
legs
of
fowl
used
as
food
dark
bread
whole
wheat
bread
whole
meal
bread
brown
bread
bread
made
with
whole
wheat
flour
darkness
dark
shadow
an
unilluminated
area,
he
moved
off
into
the
darkness
Satan
Old
Nick
Devil
Lucifer
Beelzebub
the
Tempter
Prince
of
Darkness
(Judeo-Christian
and
Islamic
religions)
chief
spirit
of
evil
and
adversary
of
God,
tempter
of
mankind,
master
of
Hell
dark
horse
a
political
candidate
who
is
not
well
known
but
could
win
unexpectedly
dark
darkness
absence
of
light
or
illumination
total
darkness
lightlessness
blackness
pitch
blackness
black
total
absence
of
light,
they
fumbled
around
in
total
darkness,
in
the
black
of
night
iniquity
wickedness
darkness
dark
absence
of
moral
or
spiritual
values,
the
powers
of
darkness
dark
matter
(cosmology)
a
hypothetical
form
of
matter
that
is
believed
to
make
uppercent
of
the
universe,
it
is
invisible
(does
not
absorb
or
emit
light)
and
does
not
collide
with
atomic
particles
but
exerts
gravitational
force
night
nighttime
dark
the
time
after
sunset
and
before
sunrise
while
it
is
dark
outside
Middle
Ages
Dark
Ages
the
period
of
history
between
classical
antiquity
and
the
Italian
Renaissance
dark
not
giving
performances,
closed,
the
theater
is
dark
on
Mondays
dark-haired
dark-coated
covered
with
dark
hair
colored
coloured
dark
dark-skinned
non-white
having
skin
rich
in
melanin
pigments,
National
Association
for
the
Advancement
of
Colored
People,
dark-skinned
peoples
dark
brunet
(used
of
hair
or
skin
or
eyes),
dark
eyes
dark-haired
black-haired
brown-haired
having
hair
of
a
dark
color,
a
dark-haired
beauty
dark-skinned
dusky
swart
swarthy
naturally
having
skin
of
a
dark
color,
a
dark-skinned
beauty,
gold
earrings
gleamed
against
her
dusky
cheeks,
a
smile
on
his
swarthy
face,
`swart'
is
archaic
dark
devoid
of
or
deficient
in
light
or
brightness,
shadowed
or
black,
sitting
in
a
dark
corner,
a
dark
day,
dark
shadows,
dark
as
the
inside
of
a
black
cat
black
pitch-black
pitch-dark
extremely
dark,
a
black
moonless
night,
through
the
pitch-black
woods,
it
was
pitch-dark
in
the
cellar
b
blue
dark
dingy
disconsolate
dismal
gloomy
grim
sorry
drab
drear
dreary
b
causing
dejection,
a
blue
day,
the
dark
days
of
the
war,
a
week
of
rainy
depressing
weather,
a
disconsolate
winter
landscape,
the
first
dismal
dispiriting
days
of
November,
a
dark
gloomy
day,
grim
rainy
weather
brown
brownish
chocolate-brown
dark-brown
of
a
color
similar
to
that
of
wood
or
earth
dark-blue
of
a
dark
shade
of
blue
green
greenish
light-green
dark-green
of
the
color
between
blue
and
yellow
in
the
color
spectrum,
similar
to
the
color
of
fresh
grass,
a
green
tree,
green
fields,
green
paint
oxford-grey
oxford-gray
dark-grey
dark-gray
of
a
dark
shade
of
grey
dark-colored
dark-coloured
dusky-colored
dusky-coloured
having
a
dark
color
dark
(used
of
color)
having
a
dark
hue,
dark
green,
dark
glasses,
dark
colors
like
wine
red
or
navy
blue
dark
obscure
marked
by
difficulty
of
style
or
expression,
much
that
was
dark
is
now
quite
clear
to
me,
those
who
do
not
appreciate
Kafka's
work
say
his
style
is
obscure
benighted
dark
lacking
enlightenment
or
knowledge
or
culture,
this
benighted
country,
benighted
ages
of
barbarism
and
superstition,
the
dark
ages,
a
dark
age
in
the
history
of
education
dark-fruited
bearing
dark
fruit
black
dark
sinister
stemming
from
evil
characteristics
or
forces,
wicked
or
dishonorable,
black
deeds,
a
black
lie,
his
black
heart
has
concocted
yet
another
black
deed,
Darth
Vader
of
the
dark
side,
a
dark
purpose,
dark
undercurrents
of
ethnic
hostility,
the
scheme
of
some
sinister
intelligence
bent
on
punishing
him-Thomas
Hardy
dark
dour
glowering
glum
moody
morose
saturnine
sour
sullen
showing
a
brooding
ill
humor,
a
dark
scowl,
the
proverbially
dour
New
England
Puritan,
a
glum,
hopeless
shrug,
he
sat
in
moody
silence,
a
morose
and
unsociable
manner,
a
saturnine,
almost
misanthropic
young
genius-
Bruce
Bliven,
a
sour
temper,
a
sullen
crowd
funereal
sepulchral
suited
to
or
suggestive
of
a
grave
or
burial,
funereal
gloom,
hollow
sepulchral
tones
lifelong
womb-to-tomb
continuing
through
life,
a
lifelong
friend,
from
lifelong
habit,
his
lifelong
study
of
Greek
art
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