Dark and Unsolved

Dark

Dark adjective - Being without light or without much light.

Unsolved and dark are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Unsolved" instead an adjective "Dark".

Unsolved

Unsolved adjective - Not solved.

Dark and unsolved are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Dark" instead an adjective "Unsolved".

Both words in one sentence

  • Has something of a dark twist; Dexter likes Miami not for the sun or the glamour (things which he actually personally dislikes) but for the high unsolved-murder rate, which makes it an ideal place to "hone his craft".
    Source: Only in Miami
  • Consulting a Convicted Killer The premise of the documentary series Dark Minds pairs a non-fiction crime author and a criminal profiler who revisit unsolved murders believed to be the work of serial killers.
  • Film / The White Ribbon Town with a Dark Secret: A village with an unsolved mystery.
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