- dark; gloomy; murky
- depressed; dispirited; down in the dumps; dark (mood)
- dark (in colour); dull
- ill-boding; dark (e.g. past); suspicious
- unlikely (to succeed); hopeless; unpromising
- unfamiliar (with); ignorant (of)as 〜に暗いantonym:
adjective (keiyoushi)
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- dark; gloomy; murky
- depressed; dispirited; down in the dumps; dark (mood)
- dark (in colour); dull
- ill-boding; dark (e.g. past); suspicious
- unlikely (to succeed); hopeless; unpromising
- unfamiliar (with); ignorant (of)
This meaning is used to describe a lack of light, a dark or gloomy atmosphere.
This meaning describes a person's state of mind when feeling low, depressed or dispirited.
This meaning is used to describe something that has a dark or dull color.
This meaning is used to express something that feels ominous, dark or suspicious.
This meaning is used to describe a situation or endeavor that seems unlikely to succeed or is hopeless.
This meaning is used to describe being unfamiliar with or ignorant of something.
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Example sentences
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Then, although it was dreary up to the other day, everywhere were flowers, flowers, flowers.
It was evening and already dark but I saw a cat walking along a telephone wire. Can they do that, cats?