Black and Ominously

Black

Black adjective - Having the color of soot or coal.

Ominously and black are semantically related. In some cases you can replace term "Ominously" with "Black", this adjectives are similar.

Ominously

Ominously adverb - In an ominous manner.
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Synonyms for Ominously

Black and ominously are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Black" instead an adjective "Ominously".

Nearby Word: ominous

Both words in one sentence

  • Some even believing young urban black culture is being marginalized, (or more ominously phased out) within Hip-Hop culture.
  • Fade Around the Eyes In one scene of "Billy and Mandy's Jacked-up Halloween", Jack o' Lantern leers at the screen ominously as it fades to black around him.
  • Crazy Cat Lady Face-cat floats towards her ominously, followed by the screen turning black and the Crazy Cat Lady's screams.
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