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blackened

[blak-uhnd] / ˈblæk ənd /




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The spill blackened popular beaches, killed wildlife and hurt tourism and fishing.

From The Wall Street Journal

“It was totally surreal,” she said, describing the trash and debris piled on the corners of streets, deserted and blackened by shelling.

From New York Times

Almost 3 months after a fiery Norfolk Southern train derailment blackened the skies, sent residents fleeing and thrust East Palestine into a national debate over rail safety, residents say they are still living in limbo.

From Seattle Times

All along a block of the avenue, buildings were shattered, blackened, a few collapsed almost completely.

From Seattle Times

Roast the plantains and garlic together for 30 minutes, or until the plantains are blackened and the garlic is soft.

From Washington Post