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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a dark suit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a suit that is of a dark color, often in contexts related to formal attire or dress codes.
Example: "For the wedding, he decided to wear a dark suit to match the evening's formal theme."
Alternatives: "a black suit" or "a navy suit".
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Mallayev was in a dark suit.
He, of course, did not have a dark suit.
Here's Vic Dark, in a dark suit and dark glasses.
William emerged from a black Jaguar, wearing a dark suit.
At the Joyce, he wore a dark suit.
Mr. Obama wore a dark suit and red tie.
He wears a dark suit to work almost every day.
He appeared in court wearing a dark suit.
He wore glasses and a dark suit, and his thick black hair was slicked back.
He was wearing a dark suit, a red polka-dot tie, and a pale-blue shirt.
One man dressed in a dark suit stood up in the middle of the room.
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