caliginosity in a sentence

Definition

Caliginosity refers to the quality or state of being dark, dim, or obscured, often resulting in reduced visibility.

The caliginosity of the forest made it difficult to see even a few feet ahead.
In the depths of night, the caliginosity wrapped around the town like a thick blanket.
Her mood darkened, reflecting the caliginosity that seemed to hang in the air.
The artist captured the caliginosity of the stormy sea in his dramatic painting.
Despite the caliginosity of the room, she felt a strange sense of comfort.
As they wandered through the caliginosity, whispers of the past echoed in their minds.
The caliginosity before dawn created an eerie atmosphere that sent shivers down their spines.
He spoke of the caliginosity of his thoughts, as if they were shadows lurking in the corners of his mind.
In literature, caliginosity often symbolizes confusion and hidden truths.
The film's use of caliginosity effectively conveyed the protagonist's inner turmoil.