beshadowed
/bɪˈʃædoʊd/
verb
- Past tense of beshadow: cast a shadow over; darkened or obscured.
- The tall building beshadowed the small park across the street.
- The old tree beshadowed the entire backyard.
- A sudden storm beshadowed the beach, sending everyone running.
- Past tense of beshadow: made something seem less positive or hopeful; cast doubt or gloom over.
- The team's loss beshadowed the coach's final game.
- The scandal beshadowed the company's reputation for years.
- Her illness beshadowed what should have been a happy holiday.
adjective
- Covered or darkened by a shadow; in shadow.
- The beshadowed path was cool and mysterious.
- We sat in the beshadowed corner of the garden.
- The beshadowed side of the mountain stayed cold all day.
- Made gloomy or less hopeful; clouded by doubt or trouble.
- She gave a beshadowed smile, knowing the difficulties ahead.
- His beshadowed mood worried his friends.
- The beshadowed future of the project caused concern.
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