overshade
/ˌoʊvərˈʃeɪd/
verb
- To cast a shadow over something, making it darker or less bright.
- The tall oak tree overshades the entire backyard in the afternoon.
- A large umbrella overshades the patio table to keep diners cool.
- The mountain peak overshades the valley below for most of the morning.
- To make something seem less important, noticeable, or successful by comparison.
- Her incredible talent overshades the efforts of the rest of the team.
- His loud personality often overshades his quieter colleagues in meetings.
- The main plot twist overshades the smaller subplots in the novel.
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