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)
  • sable,
  • charcoal,
  • dingy,
  • black,
  • midnight,
  • ebony.
  •blind (adjective)
  • unseeing,
  • in darkness,
  • undiscerning.
  •dark (adjective)
  • gloomy,
  • dismal,
  • dreary,
  • somber,
  • dim,
  • shaded,
  • swarthy,
  • darkened,
  • shadowy,
  • silhouetted,
  • cloudy,
  • murky,
  • lightless,
  • shady,
  • obscure,
  • inky,
  • umbrageous,
  • black,
  • sooty,
  • dusky.
  •darkish (adjective)
  • dim.
  •dim (adjective)
  • lightless.
  •dirty (adjective)
  • sooty.
  •dull (adjective)
  • hazy.
  •grim, hopeless (adjective)
  • sinister,
  • dismal,
  • morose,
  • cheerless.
  •hidden, secret (adjective)
  • concealed.
  •ignorant (adjective)
  • benighted.
  •incomprehensible (adjective)
  • impenetrable.
  •invisible (adjective)
  • Obscured,
  • covert,
  • concealed,
  • invisible,
  • latent,
  • unapparent,
  • camouflaged,
  • hidden,
  • unobservable,
  • imperceptible,
  • indiscernible.
  •lack of light (adjective)
  • sooty,
  • black,
  • rayless,
  • shaded,
  • obscure,
  • murky,
  • gloomy,
  • cloudy,
  • opaque,
  • dim,
  • overcast,
  • darkened,
  • dull,
  • inky,
  • blackish,
  • indistinct,
  • shadowy,
  • vague,
  • somber,
  • faint,
  • lightless,
  • shady,
  • clouded,
  • dingy,
  • dusk,
  • dusky.
  •night (adjective)
  • twilight,
  • evening,
  • eventide,
  • dusk,
  • nighttime,
  • night.
  •opaque (adjective)
  • opaque,
  • unclear,
  • vague,
  • obscure,
  • impenetrable,
  • hazy,
  • murky,
  • cloudy.
  •overcast (adjective)
  • overcast.
  •shaded complexion, hair (adjective)
  • swarthy,
  • ebony,
  • sable.
  •sullen (adjective)
  • dour,
  • fretful,
  • grim,
  • unfriendly,
  • surly,
  • beetle-browed,
  • melancholy,
  • frowning,
  • petulant,
  • scowling,
  • crabby,
  • grumpy,
  • cynical,
  • gloomy,
  • long-faced,
  • cross,
  • mean,
  • sour,
  • contrary,
  • sulky,
  • uncooperative,
  • ungenial,
  • broody,
  • dejected,
  • unsociable,
  • cantankerous,
  • grouchy,
  • Moping,
  • glowering,
  • glum,
  • obstinate,
  • moody,
  • morose,
  • malevolent,
  • sullen,
  • hostile,
  • noncooperative,
  • dissociable,
  • irascible.
  •tenebrific (adjective)
  • broody.
  •ulterior (adjective)
  • Obscured.
  •unenlightened (adjective)
  • benighted.

• n.

  •
  • clouded,
  • faint,
  • overcast,
  • dull,
  • indistinct.
  •
  • secret.
  •
  • uncertain.
  •
  • blackish.
  •concealment (noun)
  • secrecy.
  •dark (noun)
  • sullen,
  • benighted,
  • night,
  • nighttime,
  • lightless,
  • grim,
  • dusky,
  • concealed,
  • moody,
  • darkish,
  • morose,
  • darkened,
  • darkness,
  • glowering,
  • black,
  • gloomy,
  • obscure,
  • twilight,
  • sour,
  • dour,
  • glum,
  • sinister,
  • cheerless,
  • darkling,
  • dim,
  • dismal.
  •darkness (noun)
  • lightlessness.
  •ignorance; mystery (noun)
  • secrecy.
  •night (noun)
  • vesper,
  • sundown,
  • sunset.
  •place, time without light (noun)
  • twilight,
  • evening,
  • midnight,
  • darkness,
  • nighttime,
  • night.
  •secrecy (noun)
  • Secretness.
  •state (noun)
  • darkness.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • faint,
  • blackish.
  •
  • dull.
  •cloudy
  • overcast.
  •Other relevant words:
  • ill-defined,
  • overcast,
  • clouded,
  • darkness,
  • unenlightenment,
  • faint,
  • sombre,
  • unperceiving,
  • secrecy,
  • cheerless,
  • darkling,
  • sinister,
  • indefinite,
  • dull,
  • indistinct,
  • Unobserving,
  • eyeless,
  • unseeing,
  • blind,
  • weak,
  • out of focus,
  • unrecognizable,
  • confused,
  • feeble,
  • lightlessness,
  • secret,
  • benighted,
  • undefined,
  • darkish,
  • close,
  • sightless,
  • indirect,
  • blackish,
  • benightedness,
  • in the dark,
  • undiscerning,
  • uncertain,
  • Secretness,
  • Benightment,
  • Obfuscated,
  • insidious,
  • in darkness,
  • rayless,
  • indistinguishable,
  • gray,
  • dark-colored.

Antonyms for Dark:

• adj.

  • all
    light.
  • evil, satanic
    just, honest.
  • grim, hopeless
    nice.
  • lack of light
    vivacious, cheerful, evident, pleased, radiant, plain, smart, illuminated, happy, distinct, lucid, intelligent, brilliant, hopeful, joyful, manifest, apparent, good, light, sunny, bright, clean, visible, shining, encouraging, sparkling, vivid, luminous, moral, clear.
  • Other antonyms:
    worthy, livid, sure, understandable, light, ashen, lighthearted, clear, honest, buoyant, innocent, reddened, intellectual, agleam, joyous, blameless, erudite, heartwarming, certain, authorized, lighted, upstanding, cultivated, communicative, candent, glowing, scrupulous, intelligible, spotless, moony, wan, beaming, permitted, plain, commendable, righteous, unequivocal, expert, alight, friendly, moral, honorable, shiny, light-haired, educated, reputable, pasty, exact, esteemed, blunt, intelligent, scholarly, highlighted, well-read, bioluminescent, proper, elevated, endorsed, sparkling, determined, open, lit, lustrous, crystalline, glaring, well-informed, trained, exemplary, peaky, floodlighted, palish, enlightened, highbrow, unerring, jocund, pellucid, pastel, sallow, sophisticated, comprehensible, wholesome, firm, good, ashy, tactless, aware, lighting-up, daylight, moonlit, lambent, gleaming, cordial, Relucent, perfect, noble, powdery, out front, shining, encouraging, learned, blonde, literate, smart, knowledgeable, explicit, strong, pale, sunshiny, principled, candescent, defined, definite, pallid, lamplit, upright, festive, creditable, lettered, lighting, inoffensive, cheerful, illumined, joyful, candid, cheering, incorruptible, lightsome, peaked, polymath, knowable, lofty, luminescent, comforting, lucent, straightforward, cheery, blatant, frank, seemly, brilliant, mirthful, nonambiguous, pure, distinct, unmistakable, legitimate, squeaky-clean, blithesome, legible, radiant, right, self-evident, ethical, self-explanatory, approved, inflamed, schooled, patent, decent, unambiguous, effulgent, permissible, tangible, appreciable, venerable, beamy, high-minded, unconcealed, hopeful, acquainted, floodlit, sanctioned, white, direct, active, sunlit, accessible, transparent, licensed, obvious, daytime, dazzling, aglitter, good-natured, sublime, optimistic, jolly, bright, irreproachable, decorous, visible, resplendent, lily-white, fluorescent, supported, light-colored, luminous, encouraged, immaculate, palpable, cultured, chaste, well-lighted, blithe, phosphorescent, comprehendible, evident, fathomable, sunstruck, high, unobjectionable, ablaze, respected, correct, lucid, clean, experienced, uncorrupted, law-abiding, merry, incandescent, virtuous, glossy, blond, guiltless, legal, just, outspoken, illuminated, starlit.

• n.

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

• Other antonyms:

  • n. t.
    ablaze, accessible, acquainted, afternoon, agleam, aglitter, alight, apparent, appreciable, approved, ashen, ashy, authorized, aware, beaming, beamy, bioluminescent, blameless, blatant, blaze, blithe, blithesome, blond, blonde, blunt, bright, brightness, brilliance, brilliant, buoyant, candent, candescent, candid, certain, chaste, cheerful, cheering, cheery, clean, clear, cognizance, commendable, communicative, comprehensible, cordial, correct, creditable, cultivated, cultured, dawn, day, daybreak, daylight, daytime, decent, decorous, defined, definite, determined, direct, distinct, educated, effulgence, effulgent, elevated, encouraged, encouraging, endorsed, enlightening, erudite, esteemed, ethical, evident, exact, exemplary, experienced, expert, explicit, fair, fair-haired, fathomable, festive, firm, floodlighted, floodlit, fluorescent, forenoon, frank, friendly, genial, glad, glare, glaring, glossy, glow, glowing, good, guiltless, happy, heartwarming, high, high noon, high-minded, highbrow, honest, honorable, hopeful, illuminated, illumination, immaculate, incandescence, incandescent, incorruptible, inflamed, innocent, inoffensive, intellectual, intelligence, intelligent, intelligible, irreproachable, jocund, jolly, joyful, joyous, just, kindly, knowable, knowledgeable, lambent, lamplit, law-abiding, learned, legal, legible, legitimate, lettered, licensed, light, light-colored, lighted, lighthearted, lighting, lighting-up, lightness, lightsome, lily-white, lit, literate, livid, lofty, lucent, lucid, luminance, luminescence, luminescent, luminous, lustrous, manifest, merry, midday, mirthful, moonlight, moonlit, moony, moral, morning, nice, noble, noon, noonday, noontide, obvious, open, optimistic, outspoken, pale, palish, pallid, palpable, pastel, pasty, patent, peaked, peaky, pellucid, perfect, permissible, permitted, phosphorescent, plain, pleasant, pleased, polymath, powdery, principled, proper, pure, radiance, radiancy, radiant, reddened, reputable, respected, resplendent, revelation, right, righteous, sallow, sanctioned, scholarly, schooled, scrupulous, seemly, self-evident, self-explanatory, sense, sensibility, shine, shining, shiny, smart, sophisticated, sparkling, spotless, starlight, starlit, straightforward, strong, sublime, sunlit, sunny, sunshiny, sunstruck, supported, sure, tactless, tangible, towheaded, trained, unambiguous, uncorrupted, understandable, understanding, unequivocal, unerring, unmistakable, unobjectionable, upright, upstanding, venerable, virtuous, visible, vivacious, vivid, wan, well-informed, well-lighted, well-read, white, wholesome, worthy, Abetted, Allowed, Brightened, Familiar, Relucent, Promoted, illumined, comforting, highlighted, nonambiguous, noontime, squeaky-clean, autofluorescent, Flaxen-haired, Unfallen, gay, polyhistoric, spotlighted, ultrabright, light-complexioned, up-front, out-front.