shadowiness
/ˈʃædoʊinəs/
noun
- The quality or state of being full of shadows; darkness or dimness.
- The forest's shadowiness gave it a mysterious and peaceful feeling.
- The shadowiness of the old basement made it hard to find the light switch.
- As the sun set, the shadowiness of the room increased, and we lit candles.
- The quality of being vague, unclear, or difficult to understand.
- The shadowiness of the contract's language worried the lawyer.
- The poem's shadowiness allowed readers to interpret it in many different ways.
- There was a shadowiness to his explanation that made everyone suspicious.
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