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darkness

[dahrk-nis] / ˈdɑrk nɪs /




NOUN
lack of awareness
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Sir Keir apologised last week, using a press conference to state that "none of us knew the depths and the darkness" of the relationship between Lord Mandelson and Epstein.

From BBC

When asked if the darkness could have played a part in Nancy Guthrie's disappearance, several local people disputed that theory, defending Tucson's rules against light pollution.

From BBC

But the prime minister said earlier this week that Mandelson had lied to him, adding: "None of us knew the depths and the darkness of that relationship."

From BBC

I deal with myself alone because even when I had the problems with the Arsenal fans, I never ever put my family in this part of darkness, because I had dark nights.

From BBC

The oil shortages have threatened to plunge Cuba into complete darkness, with power plants struggling to keep the lights on.

From Barron's