Darkness and Fog

Darkness

Darkness noun - An overspreading element that produces an atmosphere of gloom.

Usage example: the darkness of that period of my life is best forgotten

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Fog and darkness are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Fog" instead a noun "Darkness".

Nearby Words: dark, darken, darkly, darkish

Fog noun - A state of mental confusion.

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Darkness and fog are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Darkness" instead a noun "Fog".

Nearby Words: foggy, fogged

thick	thick darkness	thick fog
similar	similar darkness	similar fog
normal	normal darkness	normal fog
solid	solid darkness	solid fog
Other adjectives: artificial, endless, deep, visible, heavy, perpetual, constant, intense, dark, cold, white, supernatural, permanent, pitch-black, impenetrable, literal, rising, magical, nighttime.

To get out the player must follow the lamps, and besides their light there is nothing but the fog and the darkness.

Source: Ominous Fog
However, the darkness and fog make him hard to see unless you really pay attention.

Source: Videogame / Dead By Daylight
Besides the darkness and the awesome creepy music, The Undertaker, in Deadman form, also has a good deal of fog covering the entrance way as part of his terror-inducing entrance.

Source: Ominous Fog

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