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Meaning & Definition of Blackness in English

English

Blackness

The quality or state of being black.


Pronunciation:

/ˈblæk.nəs/

Part of Speech:

noun

Plural:

blacknesses

Detailed Definitions

  • Definition: The condition of being very dark or devoid of light.

    Example Sentence: The blackness of the night sky was pierced by countless stars.

  • Definition: A state of darkness or obscurity.

    Example Sentence: He was enveloped in a blackness that felt suffocating.

  • Definition: A deep, intense color that is perceived as black.

    Example Sentence: The blackness of the ink was striking against the white paper.

  • Definition: A description of something associated with the color black.

    Example Sentence: The blackness of her attire made a bold statement.

  • Definition: Metaphorical use relating to despair or lack of hope.

    Example Sentence: She felt the blackness of despair wash over her during tough times.

Etymology

Origin: From Middle English blaknesse, from Old English blæcness.

Synonyms

darknessobscurityblacknight

Common Phrases and Expressions

  • in the black: A term used in finance to indicate profitability.
  • the blackness of night: A phrase describing a very dark night.
  • blackness of despair: Refers to a deep sense of hopelessness or sadness.

Translations

  • Spanish: negrura
  • French: noirceur
  • German: Schwärze
  • Russian: чернота

Related Words

  • black: Absence of color, darker than other colors.
  • darkness: The absence or deficiency of light.

Slang Meanings of blackness

  • Meaning: Referring to a style of music or cultural elements related to black culture.

    Example Sentence: That new album has a real sense of blackness in its beats.

  • Meaning: A term used to describe something as cool or edgy.

    Example Sentence: Her outfit is pure blackness; it’s so stylish!