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darkā§en

1 [intransitive and transitive] to become dark, or to make something dark :
The sky darkened and a few drops of rain fell.
a darkened theater
The evening shadows darkened the room.
The sky darkened and a few drops of rain fell.
a darkened theater
The evening shadows darkened the room.2 [intransitive and transitive] to become less hopeful or positive, or to make something like this :
As he got drunker, his mood darkened.
As he got drunker, his mood darkened.3 [intransitive] if someone's face darkens, they start to look angry :
The captain's face darkened as he read.
The captain's face darkened as he read.4 said when you do not want to see someone again - now used humorously
