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Duskily

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dusk·y  (dsk)
adj. dusk·i·er, dusk·i·est
1. Characterized by little or inadequate light; shadowy.
2. Rather dark in color: dusky skin. See Synonyms at dark.
duski·ly adv.
duski·ness n.
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