dusky

• Descreve algo que tem uma cor ou tom bastante escuro, frequentemente usado para o céu ao crepúsculo ou para a cor da pele.

Describes something that is somewhat dark in color or shade, often used to describe the sky at twilight or a person's complexion.

1. Dim or shadowyB2formal

   Somewhat dark in color or lacking brightness; dimly lit.

   Escuro ou sombrio

   • The dusky evening sky was painted with shades of purple.
   • They walked through the dusky forest as the sun set.
   • Her eyes were a dusky shade of blue.

   Sinônimosdarkdimgloomymurkyshadowyshadysombertenebrous

   Antônimosbrightbrilliantclearglowinglightluminousradiantshiningsunny

2. Dark-skinnedB2formal

   Having a dark complexion or skin tone.

   Moreno

   • The dusky beauty of the actress captivated the audience.
   • He had a dusky complexion from working outdoors.
   • The painting depicted a dusky maiden by the river.

   Sinônimosblackbrowndarkdark-skinnedebonyswarthy

   Antônimosfairlight-skinnedpalewhite