darkeningly
advEtymology From darkening + -ly.
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So as to darken.
- In addition, he wore […] a soft black hat that hung darkeningly over his eyes.1919, Theodore Dreiser, Twelve Men:
- Up from the floor, from the depths of the corners, […] along the tin-pipe reaching into the ceiling, crept the summer darkness. Only at a blotch of sunlight did it hesitate, tentative as a leaf-flicker on the whitewashed plaster, then moment by long moment it seeped in darkeningly.1962, Rudy Wiebe, Peace Shall Destroy Many: