blackness
/ˈblak.nəs/Definitions
1. noun
The state or quality of being black; the color black, or a dark, somber, or solemn atmosphere or mood.
“The blackness of the cave was oppressive, making it difficult to see.”
2. noun
A lack or deficiency of light, often associated with darkness or gloominess.
“The blackness of the night sky was only illuminated by the stars.”
3. noun
A state of ignorance, unawareness, or lack of knowledge or understanding.
“The blackness of the situation was only revealed when the truth came to light.”