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pitch-black
[ pich-blak ]
adjective
- extremely black or dark as pitch:
a pitch-black night.
pitch-black
adjective
- extremely dark; unlit
the room was pitch-black
- of a deep black colour
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51Թ History and Origins
Origin of pitch-black1
First recorded in 1590–1600
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You’d never know the terrible mayhem that was visited on the seat of our national government, or the way our country and democracy were defiled that pitch-black day.
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A power outage had left much of the area pitch-black.
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Spending 35 hours trapped in a pitch-black air pocket in the upturned hull of a boat has taken its toll on Lucianna Galetta, her voice cracking as she recounts her ordeal.
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They lurked in the misty, pitch-black marshes of the River Hull valley.
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Gold, white and an infinite variety of shades of gray emerge from pitch-black darkness.
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