caliginosity
/kælɪˌɡɪnəˈsɪti/Definitions
1. noun
The quality or state of being dark, gloomy, or dreary, especially in a literary or poetic sense.
“The author’s use of caliginosity in the novel added to the overall sense of melancholy.”
2. noun
A state of obscurity or murkiness, often used to describe a situation or environment.
“The dense fog created an atmosphere of caliginosity that was hard to navigate through.”