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pitch blackness

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Noun1.pitch blackness - total absence of lightpitch blackness - total absence of light; "they fumbled around in total darkness"; "in the black of night"
dark, darkness - absence of light or illumination


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When seafarers are in a boat at night, they cannot see anything outside and are literally looking in pitch blackness.
Other attractions, which are the thrill rides mentioned above, include: Brain Wash, a 2-4 person tube ride that vertically drops 53 feet, The Black Hole, which is a 2 person tube that drops through twist and turns in pitch blackness, The Storm, a cyclone style single person drop into fast moving water, and The Blast, which takes you down a ruptured pipeline where water pressure is exploding.
Hank Willis Thomas Pitch Blackness (Aperture) [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Armed with a subversive sense of humor, Hank Willis Thomas deftly plays upon the phrase "pitch blackness" throughout his first monograph.
 
 
 
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