shadowed
/ˈʃædoʊd/
adjective
- Having a dark area or shape cast by something blocking light.
- The path was shadowed by tall buildings on both sides.
- The shadowed corner of the room was hard to see into.
- She sat on the shadowed bench under the old oak tree.
- Followed closely and secretly, especially by a detective or spy.
- They realized their car was being shadowed by a black van.
- The agent felt shadowed as he walked through the market.
- The celebrity was constantly shadowed by paparazzi.
- Marked by sadness, worry, or a negative influence.
- His childhood was shadowed by his father's illness.
- Her smile was shadowed by a hint of doubt.
- The celebration was shadowed by news of the accident.
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verb
- Past tense of shadow: to follow someone closely and secretly.
- A private investigator shadowed the man to learn his routine.
- The detective shadowed the suspect for three days.
- The spy shadowed the diplomat from the airport to the hotel.
- Past tense of shadow: to cast a shadow over something.
- Clouds shadowed the field as the storm approached.
- The tall tree shadowed the garden in the afternoon.
- The mountain shadowed the valley at sunset.
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