Definition Synonyms
Definition of ebon - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
colorDated deep black in colorDated
- The night sky was ebon and starless.
2.
materialDated made of ebony woodDated
- The sculpture was carved from ebon.
Origin of ebon
Greek, ebony (black wood)
Examples of ebon in a sentence
The artist chose an ebon shade for the painting. The ebon finish gave the table a sleek look. He admired the ebon handles on the cabinet.
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- French:ébène, en ébène, ...
- German:tiefschwarz, aus Ebenholz, ...
- Italian:ebano, d'ebano, ...
- Spanish:negro azabache, de ébano, ...
- Portuguese:ébano, de ébano, ...
- Chinese:漆黑的, 乌木制的, ...
- Japanese:漆黒の, 黒檀の, ...
- Arabic:فاحِم, أبْنُوسِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:שָׁחוֹר, מֵעֵץ הָהוֹבְנֶה, ...
- Russian:черный, эбеновый, ...
- Ukrainian:чорний, чорнодеревний, ...
- Hindi:काला, काले आबनूस का, ...
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