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The phrase "a canopy of dark" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or environment that is enveloped in darkness, often evoking a sense of mystery or foreboding.
Example: "As night fell, the forest was transformed into a canopy of dark, making it difficult to see even a few feet ahead."
Alternatives: "a shroud of darkness" or "a veil of gloom".
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With his long, elegant body and lined, tragicomic face -- mournful eyes, a delicious smile under a canopy of dark mustache and a nose just short of Cyrano's, Mr. Abkarian is a visual feast.
The sun slides behind a canopy of dark forest.
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The old oak, quite transformed, spreading out a canopy of juicy, dark greenery, basked, barely swaying, in the rays of the evening sun.
No longer barren and withered, the oak tree is resplendent with life and possibility, "spreading out in a canopy of lush, dark foliage and stirring gently as it wallowed in the evening sunshine".
From the vivacious chatter of Villa Taghazoute, I suddenly entered deep silence, as the villa overlooks an undeveloped wide deserted beach, with at night just the sounds of frogs, waves, and grasshoppers (and the Muezzin's call for prayers), under a vast canopy of dark skies and a full glimmering moon.
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We glanced in the open door of the Falkland Arms, where cheerful county couples and horse whisperers crowded the dark bar under a canopy of beer mugs swinging by their handles from the ceiling.
A canopy of native trees and thick layers of shrubs embrace the buffer between the river and urban farmland, giving a dark and dewy jungle-like feel as you walk through the trails along the Winooski River.
You arrive at the park under a canopy of stars.
There was a canopy of leaves over my head.
The Eel River shines beyond a canopy of redwoods.
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