Solnubilate (verb)
sol·nu·bi·late /sɒlˈnjuːbɪleɪt/
To obscure or dim the light of the sun, rendering a place or time period devoid of sunlight.
"During the prolonged volcanic winter, the atmosphere was solnubilated, casting the land in perpetual twilight."
To simplify or modify a language into a simplified form, akin to a pidgin, for the purpose of communication among workers of diverse linguistic backgrounds.
"The foreman had to solnubilate his instructions so that all the migrant workpeople could understand and follow them effectively."
To create a shadowed environment, particularly in the context of labor or industrial settings where workers operate in poorly lit conditions.
"The old factory was solnubilated, with workpeople toiling in the dim light cast by aging, inefficient bulbs."
