Blackout and Eclipse

Blackout

Blackout noun - A temporary state of unconsciousness.

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Eclipse and blackout are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Eclipse" instead a noun "Blackout".

Nearby Words: black, blacking

Eclipse noun - A change to a lower state or level.

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Blackout and eclipse are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Blackout" instead a noun "Eclipse".

Nearby Words: eclipsed, eclipsing

full	full blackout	full eclipse
normal	normal blackout	normal eclipse
brief	brief blackout	brief eclipse
complete	complete blackout	complete eclipse
Other adjectives: total, powerful, actual, perpetual, bad, novel, partial, supernatural, permanent, eternal, titular, next, extended, sudden, global, well-timed.

Blackout Basement: Yaschas Massif 10AF is under an eternal "eclipse" due to a paradox bringing the global eclipse of the sun from after Cocoon's fall (in Noel's timeline).

Source: Video Game / Final Fantasy XIII-2
Weirdness Censor: Partially imposed by Palmer's internet blackout, but by the end of the first season, with looters everywhere, vampires running around in the open during an eclipse, and corpses on the floors of convenience stores, there's really no excuse for the situation to have gone unnoticed.

Source: Series / The Strain TV Series
He is a superpowered side to Klak that emerged when he was sufficiently battered by Eclipse Blackout.

Source: Roleplay / B Zp B

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