the quality or state of being dark: such as
the total or near total absence of light //There was almost no light when he opened his eyes again. The darkness of night was thick and for a moment he began to panic again. — Gary Paulsen
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brighten illuminate illumine light (up) lighten

to affect slightly with something morally bad or undesirable //the scandal darkened his otherwise sterling reputation

Synonyms

blemish mar poison spoil stain taint tarnish touch vitiate

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cleanse purify

dignify elevate ennoble enshrine glorify hallow magnify uplift

darkness

noun

dark·ness

ˈdärk-nəs

Definition

the quality or state of being dark: such as
the total or near total absence of light //There was almost no light when he opened his eyes again. The darkness of night was thick and for a moment he began to panic again. — Gary Paulsen
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brighten illuminate illumine light (up) lighten

to affect slightly with something morally bad or undesirable //the scandal darkened his otherwise sterling reputation

Synonyms

blemish mar poison spoil stain taint tarnish touch vitiate

Near Antonyms

cleanse purify

dignify elevate ennoble enshrine glorify hallow magnify uplift

darkness

noun

dark·ness

ˈdärk-nəs

Definition

the quality or state of being dark: such as
the total or near total absence of light //There was almost no light when he opened his eyes again. The darkness of night was thick and for a moment he began to panic again. — Gary Paulsen
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expose reveal uncover unveil
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brighten illuminate illumine light (up) lighten

to affect slightly with something morally bad or undesirable //the scandal darkened his otherwise sterling reputation

Synonyms

blemish mar poison spoil stain taint tarnish touch vitiate

Near Antonyms

cleanse purify

dignify elevate ennoble enshrine glorify hallow magnify uplift

darkness

noun

dark·ness

ˈdärk-nəs

Definition

the quality or state of being dark: such as
the total or near total absence of light //There was almost no light when he opened his eyes again. The darkness of night was thick and for a moment he began to panic again. — Gary Paulsen
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expose reveal uncover unveil
Antonyms

brighten illuminate illumine light (up) lighten

to affect slightly with something morally bad or undesirable //the scandal darkened his otherwise sterling reputation

Synonyms

blemish mar poison spoil stain taint tarnish touch vitiate

Near Antonyms

cleanse purify

dignify elevate ennoble enshrine glorify hallow magnify uplift

darkness

noun

dark·ness

ˈdärk-nəs

Definition

the quality or state of being dark: such as
the total or near total absence of light //There was almost no light when he opened his eyes again. The darkness of night was thick and for a moment he began to panic again. — Gary Paulsen
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expose reveal uncover unveil
Antonyms

brighten illuminate illumine light (up) lighten

to affect slightly with something morally bad or undesirable //the scandal darkened his otherwise sterling reputation

Synonyms

blemish mar poison spoil stain taint tarnish touch vitiate

Near Antonyms

cleanse purify

dignify elevate ennoble enshrine glorify hallow magnify uplift

darkness

noun

dark·ness

ˈdärk-nəs

Definition

the quality or state of being dark: such as
the total or near total absence of light //There was almost no light when he opened his eyes again. The darkness of night was thick and for a moment he began to panic again. — Gary Paulsen