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Inky

usgb/ˈɪŋki/Volume
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Used in literature to evoke a feeling of darkness and mystery. SlideThe detective stepped out into the inky night, the air thick with suspense.
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'Inky' can imply a gloomy, ominous, or somber mood in the setting. SlideThe inky black ocean mirrored her turbulent emotions.
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Commonly used to describe a deep, intense darkness. SlideUnder the inky sky, not a single star was visible.