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1. (n.) blackness
the quality or state of being black.
2. blackness
the quality or state of being a black person.
Etymology: (1300–50)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) black, blackness, inkiness
the quality or state of the achromatic color of least lightness (bearing the least resemblance to white)
2. (noun) total darkness, lightlessness, blackness, pitch blackness, black
total absence of light
"they fumbled around in total darkness"; "in the black of night"
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1. (noun) blackness
the quality or state of being black; black color; atrociousness or enormity in wickedness
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Sense: to make black.
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 Afrikaans: swartheid, duisternis |
 Arabic: سَواد |
 Bulgarian: чернота |
 Brazilian: pretume |
 Czech: čerň; temnota |
 German: die Schwärze |
 Danish: sorthed |
 Greek: μαυρίλα |
 Spanish: negrura, oscuridad |
 Estonian: must värvus |
 Farsi: سیاهی؛ تاریکی |
 Finnish: pimeys |
 French: noirceur |
 Hebrew: קַדרוּת |
 Hindi: कालापन |
 Croatian: crnilo |
 Hungarian: feketeség |
 Indonesian: kehitaman |
 Icelandic: sorti |
 Italian: nerezza; oscurità |
 Japanese: 黒さ |
 Korean: 검음, 어둠 |
 Lithuanian: juodumas |
 Latvian: melnums; tumšums |
 Malay: kehitaman |
 Dutch: zwartheid |
 Norwegian: svarthet |
 Polish: czerń |
 Persian: سیاهی؛ تاریکی |
 Pashto: ټیاړه |
 Portuguese: pretume |
 Romanian: negreală |
 Russian: чернота |
 Slovak: čerň, temnota |
 Slovenian: črnina |
 Serbian: crnilo |
 Swedish: svarthet, svärta, mörker |
 Thai: ความดำมืด |
 Turkish: karalık, siyahlık |
 Taiwanese: 黑色 |
 Ukrainian: чорнота, темрява |
 Urdu: سیاہی |
 Vietnamese: sự tối tăm; sự độc ác |
 Chinese: 黑色，黑暗 |
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