Other Words for Black

Black as a Adjective has these synonyms:

angry, wrathful, furious, frowning, bad-tempered, sulky, resentful, clouded, threatening, glowering

Example: She gave him a black look and he withered in abject fear.

bad, foul, iniquitous, wicked, evil, diabolical, infernal, hellish, atrocious, awful, malicious, abominable, outrageous, vicious, villainous, flagitious, vile, disgraceful, unscrupulous, unconscionable, unprincipled, blackguardly, knavish, perfidious

Example: You have told the blackest lies about me.

dark, pitch-black, jet-black, coal-black, Stygian, starless, moonless

Example: He bundled his coat round himself and walked into the black night.

dark, sombre, dusky, gloomy, menacing, glowering, louring or lowering, threatening, funereal

Example: The sky became black with storm clouds.

jet, jet-black, coal-black, inky, sooty, swart, swarthy, raven, ebony, dusky, ebon, hyacinthine

Example: Her hair was as black as coal.

malignant, baleful, baneful, deadly, deathly, sinister, dismal, hateful, disastrous

Example: It was a black day when he came into my life.

Negro, Negroid, coloured, dark-skinned

Example: Most of the Black races live near or south of the equator.

Black as a Verb has these synonyms:

boycott, embargo, blacklist, ban, interdict

Example: Because of the dispute over plumbers' wages, the other building-trades unions have blacked every manufacturer in the business.

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