Unilluminated

Pronunciation: /ʌˌnɪˈluːməˌneɪtɪd/

Definitions of unilluminated

adjective describing something that is not illuminated or lit up

Example Sentences

A1 The room was unilluminated, so I couldn't see anything.

A2 The path through the forest was unilluminated, making it difficult to navigate.

B1 The unilluminated street was eerie and unsettling at night.

B2 The unilluminated alley was a perfect spot for shady dealings to take place.

C1 The unilluminated corners of the museum held hidden treasures waiting to be discovered.

C2 The unilluminated sky on a moonless night allowed the stars to shine brightly.

Examples of unilluminated in a Sentence

formal The unilluminated path through the forest was difficult to navigate.

informal The unilluminated room gave me the creeps.

slang I tripped over something in the unilluminated hallway.

figurative His unilluminated mind struggled to comprehend the complex concept.

Grammatical Forms of unilluminated

• past tense: unilluminated
• plural: unilluminated
• comparative: more unilluminated
• superlative: most unilluminated
• present tense: unilluminate
• future tense: will unilluminate
• perfect tense: have unilluminated
• continuous tense: is unilluminating
• singular: unilluminated
• positive degree: unilluminated
• infinitive: to unilluminate
• gerund: unilluminating
• participle: unilluminated

Origin and Evolution of unilluminated

First Known Use: 0014 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'unilluminated' originated from the Latin word 'in-' meaning 'not' and 'illuminatus' meaning 'to light up'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'unilluminated' has retained its original meaning of 'not illuminated' or 'not lit up'.