ADJECTIVE
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extremely dark
it was pitch-dark in the cellar
a black moonless night
through the pitch-black woods
How To Use pitch-dark In A Sentence
- I hiked furiously, but it was pitch-dark and snowing.
- The subway froze in its tracks, and thousands of people found themselves trapped in stuffy box cars and pitch-dark tunnels.
- There is desultory chitchat on the verandah as evening slides into pitch-dark night.
- Of course, I read the book on my iPad -- in an otherwise pitch-dark room, while my wife snoozed away undisturbed. Dr. Philip Neches: iPad in the Dark
- it was pitch-dark in the cellar
- The cave is pitch-dark. You can't see anything.
- He stared in front of him, but as it was still pitch-dark at the other side of the one-way glass there was only total blackness. BEYOND THE FINAL CHAPTER • by Frank Roger
- It was pitch-dark in the shed.
- His feathers were dark and sleek, as black as the pitch-dark night without a candle or a moon or a star.
- It was a stilly pitch-dark morning; neither moon nor star nor light from house or electricity pole was to be seen.