Light
Light adjective - Filled with much light.
Usage example: the light, airy room is exceptionally cheerful
Murky
Murky adjective - Being without light or without much light.
Usage example: I didn't like walking around the murky campground without a flashlight
Both words in one sentence
- Weather Report Narration: The story has been criticized for its flowery opening paragraph.Milky morning light illuminated the murky bog, softening its normally sinister atmosphere.
Source: Fanfic / Legendary Genesis -
He insists that the strange eye Eliza saw down in the murky lake was just a trick of the light, and when she replies that she's not a kid and can distinguish fantasy from reality, he scolds her quite harshly.
- In Lost the issues are so complex and the characters so murky that no one seems to be pure good or evil, although there are definite shades of gray (Hurley for instance is pretty light while hell, even Ben is getting truly gray.)
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