1. made brown or darkened in color; having a brown tint or appearance
Usage: often used in literary or poetic contexts

1. past tense and past participle of imbrown; to make brown or darken
Usage: archaic or literary; transitive verb

Examples

• The old photograph had imbrowned edges from decades of exposure to sunlight.
• Time had imbrowned the once-white marble statue.
• Her skin was imbrowned by years of outdoor work.
• The autumn leaves imbrowned the forest floor.
• The manuscript pages were imbrowned with age and moisture.
• Smoke had imbrowned the ceiling of the ancient cottage.