Pronunciation: /kəˈlɪdʒənəs/
noun a state of darkness or obscurity
A1 The caliginous of the room made it difficult to see.
A2 She was afraid of the caliginous that lurked in the shadows.
B1 The caliginous of the forest added to the eerie atmosphere.
B2 The caliginous of the night sky was broken only by the twinkling stars.
C1 The caliginous of the situation made it hard to discern the truth.
C2 His mind was clouded by the caliginous of doubt and uncertainty.
adjective dark, dim, or misty
A1 The caliginous room was difficult to navigate in the dark.
A2 The caliginous forest made it hard to see the path ahead.
B1 The caliginous alley was a perfect spot for shady dealings.
B2 The caliginous atmosphere of the old mansion gave me chills.
C1 The caliginous clouds obscured the stars, making it impossible to stargaze.
C2 The caliginous depths of the ocean held mysteries yet to be discovered.
formal The caliginous atmosphere of the cave made it difficult to see beyond a few feet.
informal I couldn't find my way in the caliginous room without turning on the lights.
slang The party was so caliginous, I could barely see who was there.
figurative His mind was in a caliginous state, clouded with confusion and doubt.
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