Definition of: dusky

(dus′kē) adjective dusk·i·er, dusk·i·est
1. Somewhat dark; dim; obscure; swarthy.
2. Gloomy; dejected. Also dusk′ish. See synonyms under DARK.
—dusk′i·ly adverb

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