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stygian

/ˈstɪdʒ.i.ən/

Übersetzung: Die Unterwelt bzw. den Fluss Styx in der griechischen Mythologie betreffend; im übertragenen Sinn extrem dunkel, düster oder höllisch.

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adjective

/ˈstɪdʒ.i.ən/C2formal
  • deDie Unterwelt bzw. den Fluss Styx in der griechischen Mythologie betreffend; im übertragenen Sinn extrem dunkel, düster oder höllisch.

Relating to the River Styx in Greek mythology; extremely dark, gloomy, or infernal.

  1. Hellish or infernalC2formal

    Relating to the river Styx in Greek mythology; extremely dark, gloomy, or hellish.

    deHöllisch oder infernalisch

    • The dungeon had a Stygian darkness that seemed to swallow all light.
    • His Stygian mood cast a shadow over the entire gathering.
    • The landscape after the battle was Stygian and desolate.

    Synonymedarkdemonicdiabolicalfiendishgloomyhellishinfernalpitch-blacksatanictenebrous

    Antonymecelestialdivineparadisaical

  2. Extremely dark or gloomyC2formal

    Characterized by profound darkness or gloom, often used in a poetic or literary context.

    deDüster

    • The Stygian depths of the cave were terrifying.
    • A Stygian fog enveloped the city, making it impossible to see.
    • Her Stygian thoughts were filled with despair.

    Synonymeblackdarkdismalfunerealgloomyinkymurkypitch-blacksombertenebrous

    Antonymebrightbrilliantcheerfulcleargleamingglowingilluminatedlightluminousradiantresplendentsunlit

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  • more stygian comparative form
  • most stygian superlative form
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