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    ten·e·brous
    [ˈtenəbrəs]
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    tenebrous (adjective)
    1. dark; shadowy or obscure:
      "the tenebrous spiral staircase of the self"
    Origin
    late Middle English: via Old French from Latin tenebrosus, from tenebrae ‘darkness’.
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    adjective
    1. dark; shadowy or obscure:
      indistinct
      faint
      vague
      ill-defined
      unclear
      blurred
      blurry
      misty
      hazy
      foggy
      veiled
      cloudy
      clouded
      nebulous
      fuzzy
      dark
      dim
      unlit
      black
      murky
      somber
      gloomy
      shady
      shadowy
      dusky
      darkling
      crepuscular
      caliginous
      Cimmerian
      Opposite:
      distinct
     

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    What does the term tenebrous mean?
    Tenebrous means full of darkness. The term originated from Old French tenebros, which means 'dark, gloomy'. It comes from the Latin tenebrosus, which also means 'dark'. The root of the word is tenebrae, meaning 'darkness'. Tenebrous is related to the term tenebrosity.

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    Where did the word Tenebrous come from?
    First recorded in 1375–1425; late Middle English word from Latin word tenebrōsus. See Tenebrae, -ous The Republicans, however, sat with tenebrous expressions that matched the black curtain hiding their legs. I can't recall any other detail, but the whole atmosphere was tenebrous and sinister.

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    From Middle English tenebrose, from Anglo-Norman tenebrous (earlier tenebrus), from Latin tenebrōsus, itself from tenebrae (“darkness, shadows”). tenebrous (comparative more tenebrous, superlative most tenebrous) White was more delicate, more feminine, more beautiful. Dark was more robust, more masculine, more

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