dusky-colored

An old-fashioned compound adjective used to describe something that has a dark or shadowy color, now rarely used in modern English.

• 🇪🇸Adjetivo compuesto poco usado que describe algo de color oscuro o sombrío, casi negro o apagado, como el crepúsculo. Hoy en día rara vez se emplea en inglés moderno.

1. Dark in hue B2 formal

   Having a dark or shadowy color, often with a muted or subdued tone.

   • The dusky-colored sky signaled the approaching storm.
   • She wore a dusky-colored dress that matched the evening.
   • The bird's dusky-colored feathers helped it blend into the shadows.

   🇪🇸de color oscuro

   Sinónimos: darkdarkishdimgloomymurkyobscuresableshadowysomberswarthy

   Antónimos: brightlight-coloredluminouspaleradiantvivid

• more dusky-colored comparative form
• most dusky-colored superlative form