单词	darkly
释义	darkly /ˈdɑːkli / adverb 1In a threatening, mysterious, or ominous way: ‘You can’t trust him,’ said Jacob darkly... He should have hinted darkly at death threats and used many anonymous sources without ever producing any kind of proof. Fiennes is woefully miscast as the darkly mysterious adventurer. Their opera is the mysterious and darkly moving tale of what happened after the pied piper left Hamelin. 1.1In a pessimistic way: I wondered darkly if I was wasting my time... This hints at future scenes, but it's also darkly comic, because these shots are cut with Devlin's men loading their guns. Johnson's voice is darkly pessimistic, yet trapped in the formulas of the Cold War. The humanism was still there, but it was now pessimistic and darkly existential. 2With a dark colour: a figure silhouetted darkly against the trees... Who is this figure, a silhouette in the darkly tangled trees that obscure the path, a figure who seems to have slowed down enough to give you time to catch up? Just then, the click, clacking of the mortals' shoes were heard as their darkly silhouetted figures stood in the center near the fountain. One of his darkly coloured earlier works, it features a peasant family's mealtime, dimly lit by a tallow lamp, with a huge plate of steaming spuds as the centrepiece.
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