Dark and Mystery

Dark

Dark noun - A time or place of little or no light.

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Mystery and dark are semantically related in concealment topic. In some cases you can use "Mystery" instead the word "Dark" as a noun or an adjective.

Nearby Words: darken, darkness, darkened, darkening, darkly

Mystery

Mystery noun - Something hard to understand or explain.

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Synonyms for Mystery

Dark and mystery are semantically related in concealment topic. Sometimes you can use "Dark" instead the word "Mystery" as a noun or an adjective.

Nearby Words: mysterious, mystic, mystical, mystique, mysteriously

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How words are described

good	good dark	good mystery
complete	complete dark	complete mystery
total	total dark	total mystery
standard	standard dark	standard mystery
Other adjectives: original, straight, single, sheer, real, little, excellent, interesting, ancient, past, classic, last, different, lighthearted.

Both words in one sentence

Mood Whiplash: The game goes from mystery to funny to dark to funny again to really dark.

Source: Visual Novel / Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors
In a "closed" mystery, the viewer is as in the dark as the detective (and maybe moreso), and only learns the answer to the mystery when the detective reveals it.

Source: Detective Drama
Mystery Incorporated, the town hides a dark secret to which is connected to the Planespheric Disks.

Source: Town with a Dark Secret

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