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What are some verbs for dark?

It's tricky to use verbs directly for "dark" because "dark" is an adjective describing a state. We can, however, use verbs to describe actions that create darkness or actions that are associated with darkness. Here are some ideas:

Verbs for creating darkness:

* Obscure: to hide or cover something, making it less visible.

* Dim: to make something less bright.

* Shadow: to cast a shadow over something.

* Eclipse: to block out light, often referring to a celestial event.

* Douse: to extinguish a light.

* Blanket: to cover something completely, like a blanket of darkness.

* Envelop: to surround or cover something completely, often with darkness.

Verbs associated with darkness:

* Lurk: to hide in the shadows, waiting for an opportunity.

* Creep: to move slowly and quietly, often in the darkness.

* Glimmer: to shine faintly or intermittently, like a light in the darkness.

* Gloom: to feel sad or depressed, often associated with darkness.

* Mourn: to grieve, often in a state of darkness or sadness.

Figurative uses:

* Darken: to become sad or gloomy.

* Black out: to lose consciousness or become unconscious, as if enveloped in darkness.

You can also use verbs that describe the effects of darkness:

* Hide: to conceal something in the darkness.

* Disappear: to vanish into the darkness.

* Fear: to be afraid of the darkness.

It depends on the context of what you're trying to convey. Let me know if you have a specific situation in mind, and I can help you find the best verb!

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