beshadowing
/bɪˈʃædoʊɪŋ/
verb
- To cast a shadow over; to darken or obscure.
- The old tree's branches were beshadowing the garden bench, making it a shady spot to rest.
- The tall building was beshadowing the small park, leaving it cool and dim.
- Thick clouds began beshadowing the entire valley as the storm approached.
- To make something less clear or happy; to overshadow or spoil.
- The argument between the friends was beshadowing the otherwise joyful party.
- His past mistakes kept beshadowing his attempts to start fresh.
- A feeling of doubt was beshadowing her excitement about the trip.
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