rayless

/ˈreɪləs/
adjective
  1. Having no rays of light; dark or without brightness.
    • On a rayless night, the stars are hidden behind thick clouds.
    • The old photograph showed a rayless sky, heavy with rain.
    • The cave was rayless, so we had to use flashlights to see.
  2. Lacking any beam or line of energy, such as heat or radiation.
    • The scientist described the area as rayless, with no detectable radiation.
    • In the rayless chamber, the equipment measured only background noise.
    • The rayless zone of the desert receives almost no solar energy.
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