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dark

adjective as in grim, hopeless

adjective as in evil, satanic

adjective as in ignorant

adjective as in angry, upset

noun as in place, time without light

noun as in ignorance; mystery

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Becoming Vecna can be both mentally and physically taxing because of the prosthetics and the dark place it requires the actor to go.

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He remembered Ellame as a "bright firework in the dark sky" and a "loving caring soul".

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Oedipus’ rectitude and gleaming self-confidence were so palpable that as he grappled with the slow drip of dark revelations about his past—and present—his increasing disorientation and anguish were excruciating to watch.

But unlike Walter and Saul, Carol isn’t a champion of our darkest id.

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The deal restores Univision’s channels to YouTube TV after going dark at the end of September over a carriage dispute.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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