Definition for Dark:

• Destitute of light; wholly or partially black; gloomy; disheartening; obscure; not easily understood: mysterious; unenlightened; without spiritual light; wicked; blind; uncertain; not fair in complexion.

Synonyms for Dark:

• adj.

  •angry, upset (adjective)
  • sullen,
  • sulky,
  • glowering,
  • frowning,
  • dour,
  • glum,
  • scowling.
  •black (adjective)
  • midnight,
  • charcoal,
  • ebony,
  • black.
  •blind (adjective)
  • unseeing,
  • in darkness,
  • undiscerning.
  •dark (adjective)
  • lightless,
  • shaded,
  • shady,
  • silhouetted,
  • dreary,
  • darkened,
  • sooty,
  • somber.
  •dull (adjective)
  • hazy.
  •incomprehensible (adjective)
  • impenetrable.
  •invisible (adjective)
  • Obscured,
  • unobservable,
  • imperceptible,
  • latent,
  • camouflaged,
  • unapparent,
  • invisible,
  • covert,
  • indiscernible.
  •lack of light (adjective)
  • rayless,
  • clouded,
  • opaque.
  •night (adjective)
  • eventide.
  •opaque (adjective)
  • unclear.
  •sullen (adjective)
  • cross,
  • mean,
  • cantankerous,
  • ungenial,
  • cynical,
  • noncooperative,
  • fretful,
  • obstinate,
  • irascible,
  • surly,
  • broody,
  • hostile,
  • crabby,
  • petulant,
  • melancholy,
  • unsociable,
  • uncooperative,
  • beetle-browed,
  • long-faced,
  • dejected,
  • unfriendly,
  • contrary,
  • grouchy,
  • Moping,
  • grumpy,
  • malevolent,
  • dissociable.

• n.

  •
  • uncertain.
  •concealment (noun)
  • secrecy.
  •dark (noun)
  • twilight,
  • darkling,
  • concealed,
  • morose,
  • nighttime,
  • sinister,
  • benighted,
  • gloomy,
  • sour,
  • grim,
  • moody.
  •darkness (noun)
  • lightlessness.
  •night (noun)
  • vesper,
  • sundown,
  • sunset.

• Other synonyms:

  •cloudy
  • overcast.
  •Other relevant words:
  • Unobserving,
  • weak,
  • indefinite,
  • undefined,
  • eyeless,
  • close,
  • indirect,
  • sightless,
  • unenlightenment,
  • dark-colored,
  • benightedness,
  • indistinguishable,
  • confused,
  • Secretness,
  • Obfuscated,
  • ill-defined,
  • insidious,
  • in the dark,
  • unperceiving,
  • feeble,
  • gray,
  • unrecognizable,
  • Benightment.

Paraphrases for Dark:

• Reverse Entailment

  • Adjective
    dark-coloured, black.
  • Proper noun, singular
    black.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    blackness, black.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    stark, dire, unclear, red, gray, bad, hidden, prejudicial, evil.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    regards, night.
  • Verb, past tense
    announced, Followed, Sank.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    rules.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    gloomy, bleak, darkened, obscure, murky, shadowy, grim, sinister, somber, shady, dismal, nightfall, blacked-out, arcane, undeclared, opaque, deep, nocturnal, dusky, dull, miserable, depressing, creepy, dim, nighttime, ominous, sombre.
  • Proper noun, singular
    darth, dusky, sombre.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    nightfall, obscurity, ignorance, gloom, dim, nighttime, indiscriminate, sombre.

Antonyms for Dark:

• adj.

  • all
    light.
  • evil, satanic
    just, honest.
  • grim, hopeless
    nice.
  • lack of light
    pleased, hopeful, encouraging, clean, clear, evident, visible, cheerful, sparkling, shining, good, apparent, smart, distinct, manifest, illuminated, intelligent, sunny, brilliant, vivid, plain, vivacious, luminous, moral, bright, lucid, radiant, joyful, happy.
  • Other antonyms:
    endorsed, venerable, esteemed, firm, squeaky-clean, blunt, comforting, unerring, crystalline, certain, dazzling, heartwarming, blatant, high, righteous, transparent, cordial, frank, aglitter, honorable, ashen, pure, right, authorized, expert, high-minded, cultivated, sanctioned, sunshiny, ashy, intellectual, appreciable, strong, outspoken, creditable, moonlit, glossy, ethical, determined, commendable, Relucent, fathomable, accessible, experienced, highbrow, inoffensive, communicative, comprehendible, sure, open, guiltless, upstanding, noble, immaculate, legal, seemly, licensed, schooled, virtuous, gleaming, starlit, pallid, reputable, enlightened, pasty, self-explanatory, incorruptible, worthy, acquainted, exact, sublime, correct, chaste, proper, blameless, permitted, decent, spotless, defined, knowledgeable, law-abiding, principled, elevated, sophisticated, legible, uncorrupted, unobjectionable, beamy, well-informed, resplendent, direct, innocent, peaked, polymath, approved, lightsome, blonde, friendly, respected, tactless, exemplary, lighthearted, intelligible, lofty, upright, aware, lily-white, agleam, sallow, out front, self-evident, trained, moony, encouraged, irreproachable, wan, wholesome, knowable, supported, active, buoyant, decorous, permissible, unconcealed, light-haired, perfect, candid, highlighted, peaky, cultured, scrupulous, legitimate, understandable, good-natured.

• n.

  • ignorance; mystery
    revelation.
  • place, time without light
    understanding, daylight, sensibility, enlightening, cognizance, morning, brightness, sense, daybreak, illumination, lightness, daytime, day, intelligence.

Homophones for Dark:

• deodorise, deodourise, dye-works, drosky, durres, dray horse, diuresis, diarrhoeic, doric, diarchy, dirge, do drugs, dressy, darkey, dragee, dairy cow, Darius I, diarrheic, dirac, dark ages, Dr. Seuss, dreck, dryas, dirk, data track, derrick, dregs, drake, dyarchy, duress, drawers, do work, darke, dreg, derris, dressage, dork, dross, Druse, dirca, Darius Iii, dr. j, deodorize, dieresis, doorcase, durga, deterge, droshky, dietrich, drug, dry ice, drag, dress, dry wash, diaeresis, durazzo, drowse, darkish, darky, drogue, drowsy, darkie, Druze, doris, drayhorse, data hierarchy, draco.

Hypernym for Dark:

• n.

  • state
    blackout, brownout, blackness, night, pitch blackness, semidarkness, black, dimout, total darkness, foulness, lightlessness.

Hyponym for Dark:

• n.

  • state
    status, condition, illumination.