| Definition of 'duskiness' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) dimness, duskiness
the state of being poorly illuminated
2. (noun) darkness, duskiness, swarthiness
a swarthy complexion
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| Definition of 'duskiness' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) duskiness
the state of being dusky
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Sense: dark-coloured.
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 Afrikaans: skemering |
 Arabic: قَتامَة اللوْن |
 Bulgarian: тъмнина |
 Brazilian: escuridão |
 Czech: šero, temno |
 German: dunkle Farbe |
 Danish: mørklødenhed; dyster stem |
 Greek: σκοτεινιά |
 Spanish: obscuridad |
 Estonian: hämarus |
 Farsi: تاریکی |
 Finnish: hämäryys |
 French: obscurité |
 Hebrew: אָפלוּלִיוּת |
 Hindi: धुंधलापन |
 Croatian: tama, mrak |
 Hungarian: homályosság |
 Indonesian: kekaburan |
 Icelandic: drungi, myrkur |
 Italian: oscurità |
 Japanese: うす暗いこと |
 Korean: 어둑어둑함 |
 Lithuanian: prieblanda, tamsumas |
 Latvian: krēsla; tumšums |
 Malay: kekaburan |
 Dutch: donker |
 Norwegian: mørklett farge; dyster st |
 Polish: półmrok |
 Persian: تاریکی |
 Pashto: تياره |
 Portuguese: escuridão |
 Romanian: înserare; întuneric |
 Russian: сумрак; смуглость |
 Slovak: stmievanie |
 Slovenian: mračnost |
 Serbian: zamračenost |
 Swedish: dunkel, mörker, dysterhet |
 Thai: ความมืด |
 Turkish: karanlık, karanlık(ta) ol |
 Taiwanese: 陰暗，暗色 |
 Ukrainian: сутінок; темрява |
 Urdu: تاریکی |
 Vietnamese: bóng tối |
 Chinese: 暗淡 |
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