Which preposition to use with benighted
how for thy sake am I like to be benighted in my journey!
The travellers thus who wildly roam, Or heedlessly delay, Are left, when they should reach their home, Benighted on the way.
No mischance befell them; if benighted in the wood, they lay down on the moss to repose and sleep till the morning; and their mother was satisfied as to their safety, and felt no fear about them.
Have they a tittle of positive evidence that early Israel was benighted beyond the darkness of Bushmen, Andamanese, Pawnees, Blackfeet, Hurons, Indians of British Guiana, Dinkas, Negroes, and so forth?
Probably no one is so benighted to-day as to imagine that the chief function of the school is to fill the mind with information; but there are many who still hold to the tradition that the chief purpose of education is to sharpen the intellectual tools of the individual for the sake of his personal success.
The Nation has been a great while benighted with several of these Antiluminaries.