What is another word for blackened?
Pronunciation:
[ blˈakənd], [ blˈakənd], [ b_l_ˈa_k_ə_n_d]
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Synonyms for Blackened:
adj.
• all (adjective) • dirty (adjective) • filthy (adjective)- most fecal,
- un-cleanest,
- un-clean,
- slovenly,
- un-cleanlier,
- un clean,
- yecchiest,
- un-cleaner,
- un-cleanly,
- fecal,
- most feculent,
- un cleanly,
- un-washed,
- un cleaner,
- un washed,
- un kempt,
- yecchier,
- cruddier,
- uncleanly,
- more verminous,
- more fecal,
- slimier,
- soiled,
- un cleanliest,
- be grimed,
- un-kemptest,
- un-cleanliest,
- most blackened,
- most verminous,
- more feculent,
- un kemptest,
- mucky,
- un-kempter,
- scummy,
- un-kempt,
- un cleanest,
- soiliest,
- more begrimed,
- cruddiest,
- soilier,
- be-grimed,
- scummiest,
- more blackened,
- most begrimed,
- un cleanlier,
- un kempter.
n.
• blackened (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun)v.
• blackened (verb) • darkened (verb) • slandered (verb)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- grime,
- colourful,
- night,
- corrupt,
- drab,
- loathly,
- contaminated,
- moonshine,
- neutral,
- sloppy,
- raunchy,
- relentless,
- coal-black,
- clog up,
- foreboding,
- corn liquor,
- down,
- gruesome,
- dip,
- ebony,
- slur,
- cutting,
- miserable,
- grisly,
- low-spirited,
- moth-eaten,
- stinking,
- glum,
- ill-scented,
- frowsy,
- frowzy,
- distasteful,
- disgraced,
- defile,
- damaged,
- inexorable,
- dyed,
- slow,
- african-american,
- choke,
- blackness,
- funky,
- dodgy,
- morose,
- inky-black,
- quaggy,
- down in the mouth,
- smelly,
- erosive,
- stern,
- benighted,
- sable,
- hangdog,
- maculate,
- stark,
- lousy,
- minatory,
- repellent,
- sunbaked,
- shocking,
- faint,
- gloomy,
- melanize,
- barren,
- moody,
- varnished,
- repelling,
- threatening,
- fetid,
- scandalous,
- bare,
- obscure,
- loathsome,
- downcast,
- one-sided,
- dilapidated,
- boggy,
- dumb,
- crafty,
- ill-gotten,
- negroid,
- tatterdemalion,
- foetid,
- blur,
- awful,
- drear,
- flyblown,
- sorry,
- low,
- soggy,
- scurrilous,
- dour,
- sour,
- ghastly,
- raw,
- tricksy,
- blue,
- back up,
- dismal,
- foul-smelling,
- blurred,
- sleazy,
- disconsolate,
- minacious,
- soil,
- coal black,
- cold,
- disgustful,
- noisome,
- dull,
- blind,
- choke off,
- black-market,
- baleful,
- cheating,
- repellant,
- joseph black,
- pitchy,
- scurvy,
- subdued,
- slanted,
- tumble-down,
- wily,
- afoul,
- sloughy,
- cloud-covered,
- vague,
- caustic,
- wickedness,
- total darkness,
- saturnine,
- shamefaced,
- wicked,
- congest,
- marked-up,
- shoddy,
- darkness,
- low-down,
- adust,
- tight,
- sullen,
- portentous,
- squalid,
- wispy,
- fouled,
- miry,
- abject,
- pestiferous,
- shadowy,
- glowering,
- cunning,
- begrime,
- pitch-black,
- dreary,
- abusive,
- sick,
- sunless,
- bemire,
- obtuse,
- pollute,
- seedy,
- colly,
- bleached,
- corrosive,
- nighttime,
- turbid,
- jet black,
- slick,
- shadow,
- disgusting,
- impure,
- revolting,
- unsporting,
- stale,
- unsportsmanlike,
- squashy,
- waterlogged,
- clog,
- marshy,
- broken-down,
- yucky,
- blacken,
- muddy up,
- befoul,
- guileful,
- cloudy,
- desolate,
- unforgiving,
- ramshackle,
- dense,
- tricky,
- negro,
- swampy,
- downhearted,
- overcast,
- dispirited,
- melanise,
- vitriolic,
- contaminate,
- muddied,
- dust-covered,
- seamy,
- ink-black,
- umbrageous,
- knavish,
- sly,
- pitch blackness,
- ominous,
- faecal,
- mirky,
- unrelenting,
- jet,
- menacing,
- jet-black,
- depressed,
- baked,
- unappeasable,
- lightlessness,
- guilty,
- derelict,
- macabre,
- forbidding,
- contaminating,
- soot black,
- skanky,
- shady,
- biased,
- run.
- grungy,
- achromatic,
- defiled,
- shameful,
- unclean,
- disastrous,
- Swinged,
- tainted,
- Aspersed,
- discolored,
- dark,
- fateful,
- foxy,
- Blotted,
- inky,
- parched,
- murky,
- bleak,
- draggled,
- Bemired,
- dim,
- dusty,
- scorched,
- befouled,
- Smutted,
- opprobrious,
- ignominious,
- Libelled,
- stained,
- discoloured,
- pitch black,
- sinister,
- smirched,
- contraband,
- Dirtied,
- disgraceful,
- Singed,
- calamitous,
- seared,
- inglorious,
- fatal,
- bringing ruin,
- pitch-dark,
- polluted,
- smutty,
- charred,
- bespattered,
- Blacked,
- mordant,
- grim,
- muddy.
How to use "Blackened" in context?
When one describes something as "blackened," the underlying implication is usually negative. The term has often been used to describe foods that have been over-oiled or burnt, and it's usually used to refer to a slightly unpleasant flavor. In culinary terms, "blackening" means cooking at a very high temperature until the food's surface starts to form a hazelnut- or BBQ-like crust. It's a technique used to enhance the flavor of meats, poultry and seafood.
Today, the term often reflects the stark contrast between darker skin tones and the bright flavors of many ethnic cuisines.
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