Usually means: Dark as ink; deeply black.
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  1. atramentous: Collins English Dictionary
  2. atramentous: Wordnik
  3. atramentous: Wiktionary
  4. Atramentous: Online Plain Text English Dictionary
  5. Atramentous: AllWords.com Multi-Lingual Dictionary
  6. atramentous: Webster's 1828 Dictionary
  7. atramentous: FreeDictionary.org
  8. atramentous, atramentous: Merriam-Webster

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▸ adjective:  Inky, inklike, atramental.

Similar:
atramentaceous, inklike, inky, inkish, atrabilarian, incarnadine, agglutinative, infernal, tangly, abysslike, more...

Opposite:
uninked, colorless, pale, light, bright

Types:
ebony, jet, onyx, sable, coal, more...

Colors:
    black,     charcoal,     ebony,     onyx,     jet, more...

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Similar:
atramentaceous, inklike, inky, inkish, atrabilarian, incarnadine, agglutinative, infernal, tangly, abysslike, more...

Opposite:
uninked, colorless, pale, light, bright

Types:
ebony, jet, onyx, sable, coal, more...

Colors:
    black,     charcoal,     ebony,     onyx,     jet, more...



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