Definition of ebon in English:

ebon

noun ˈɛb(ə)nˈɛbən

mass nounliterary

Dark brown or black; ebony.
as modifier the ebon acid of the Styx
Example sentencesExamples
- He was a raven, and he whipped his dirty ebon wings against the breezes as a washer woman would beat a carpet.
- The ruby one blazed and then shuddered into a feminine shape, and the sparkly ebon one swirled into a crouching figure with a long black mane.
- The other male had dark, ebon skin, and long scarlet hair that waved gently in the fiery breeze.
- Dark curls of ebon feathered around his face in need of another trim soon.
- She was in a dark room, so black that she could feel its ebon weight upon her shoulders.
Synonyms
black, jet-black, pitch-black, coal-black, ink-black, black as night, black as pitch, sable, inky, sooty, raven, dark

Definition of ebon in US English:

ebon

nounˈebənˈɛbən

literary

Dark brown or black; ebony.
as modifier the dark shadows of the mountains gave the river an ebon hue
Example sentencesExamples
- The ruby one blazed and then shuddered into a feminine shape, and the sparkly ebon one swirled into a crouching figure with a long black mane.
- The other male had dark, ebon skin, and long scarlet hair that waved gently in the fiery breeze.
- Dark curls of ebon feathered around his face in need of another trim soon.
- She was in a dark room, so black that she could feel its ebon weight upon her shoulders.
- He was a raven, and he whipped his dirty ebon wings against the breezes as a washer woman would beat a carpet.
Synonyms
black, jet-black, pitch-black, coal-black, ink-black, black as night, black as pitch, sable, inky, sooty, raven, dark

单词	ebon
释义	Definition of ebon in English: ebon noun ˈɛb(ə)nˈɛbən mass nounliterary Dark brown or black; ebony. as modifier the ebon acid of the Styx Example sentencesExamples He was a raven, and he whipped his dirty ebon wings against the breezes as a washer woman would beat a carpet. The ruby one blazed and then shuddered into a feminine shape, and the sparkly ebon one swirled into a crouching figure with a long black mane. The other male had dark, ebon skin, and long scarlet hair that waved gently in the fiery breeze. Dark curls of ebon feathered around his face in need of another trim soon. She was in a dark room, so black that she could feel its ebon weight upon her shoulders. Synonyms black, jet-black, pitch-black, coal-black, ink-black, black as night, black as pitch, sable, inky, sooty, raven, dark Definition of ebon in US English: ebon nounˈebənˈɛbən literary Dark brown or black; ebony. as modifier the dark shadows of the mountains gave the river an ebon hue Example sentencesExamples The ruby one blazed and then shuddered into a feminine shape, and the sparkly ebon one swirled into a crouching figure with a long black mane. The other male had dark, ebon skin, and long scarlet hair that waved gently in the fiery breeze. Dark curls of ebon feathered around his face in need of another trim soon. She was in a dark room, so black that she could feel its ebon weight upon her shoulders. He was a raven, and he whipped his dirty ebon wings against the breezes as a washer woman would beat a carpet. Synonyms black, jet-black, pitch-black, coal-black, ink-black, black as night, black as pitch, sable, inky, sooty, raven, dark
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