beshadow
/bɪˈʃædoʊ/
verb
- To cast a shadow over; to darken or obscure.
- Clouds beshadowed the picnic, but it didn't rain.
- The eclipse began to beshadow the entire landscape.
- Tall trees beshadow the garden in the late afternoon.
- To make something seem less positive or hopeful; to cast doubt or gloom over.
- The threat of layoffs beshadowed the office for weeks.
- Bad news beshadowed the celebration.
- His past mistakes beshadow his current achievements.
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