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pitch-black

ADJECTIVE
  1. extremely dark
    it was pitch-dark in the cellar
    a black moonless night
    through the pitch-black woods

How To Use pitch-black In A Sentence

  • He wore pitch-black pants and a black shirt with understated ruffles at the neck and sleeves.
  • The fog lay thick and cold over the countryside that morning, and inside the barracks it was pitch-black and silent, except for the deep, steady breathing of the gunners.
  • He was tall, with long pitch-black hair in a ponytail and dark brown eyes.
  • Twisting in the pitch-black water, he raised his hands and felt slippery limestone above him. The Omega Theory
  • Where we stayed there are no buses, no taxis, no trains, and the nearest pub is five miles away along unlighted, pitch-black roads.
  • He cuts a striking figure with his stocky frame, beatific smile and pitch-black hair worn long and swept back.
  • Every fifty feet or so it turned to the left or right, and because the tunnel was pitch-black there was no way to see the turns coming. The Omega Theory
  • AND, INDEED, THE Dark Ages did turn out to be extremely dark: coal-black and jet-black, pitch-black and ink-black. Bubble in the Bathtub
  • Again, I have difficulty separating personal experience from a purely civilian perspective; I have had to rely on a second (and third) magazine, and was able to accomplish that smoothly in pitch-black conditions. This thing doesn't have a handguns option. I'm looking at getting a Beretta 92FS.
  • I am not going into that pitch-black cave with all them creepy crawlers and who knows what else.
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