Pronunciation: /ˈɛbəni/
noun a hard, heavy, blackish or very dark brown wood
A1 I have a small ebony box on my shelf.
A2 The piano keys were made of ebony wood.
B1 The ebony statue stood proudly in the center of the room.
B2 The ebony jewelry set was a stunning addition to her outfit.
C1 The ebony furniture in the living room added a touch of elegance to the space.
C2 The ebony carvings were intricate and beautifully detailed.
adjective of a very dark black color
A1 She has an ebony hairbrush.
A2 The ebony piano in the corner of the room is beautiful.
B1 The ebony statue stood proudly in the center of the room.
B2 The ebony jewelry box gleamed in the sunlight.
C1 The ebony furniture set added a touch of sophistication to the room.
C2 The ebony carvings on the walls were intricately detailed.
formal The ebony wood used in the furniture is known for its durability and elegance.
informal I love how sleek and shiny ebony countertops look in a kitchen.
slang That ebony dress you wore last night was fire!
figurative Her hair was as dark as ebony, flowing down her back like a waterfall.
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