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Definition of shadowiness - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
darknessRare state of being dark or dimRare
- The shadowiness of the room made it difficult to read..
2.
vaguenessRare quality of being unclear or indistinctRare
- The shadowiness of the plan made it hard to follow.
Origin of shadowiness
Old English, sceadu (shade) + -ness (state)
Examples of shadowiness in a sentence
The artist captured the shadowiness of the alley perfectly. The shadowiness of his intentions worried everyone. Her explanation was filled with shadowiness and confusion.
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- French:obscurité, imprécision, ...
- German:Dunkelheit, Unklarheit, ...
- Italian:oscurità, vaghezza, ...
- Spanish:penumbra, vaguedad, ...
- Portuguese:escuridão, vagueza, ...
- Chinese:阴暗性, 模糊性, ...
- Japanese:暗がり, 曖昧さ, ...
- Arabic:عتمة, الغموض, ...
- Hebrew:אֲפֵלוּת, עֲמִימוּת, ...
- Russian:темнота, неясность, ...
- Ukrainian:тіньовість, невизначеність, ...
- Hindi:अंधकार, अस्पष्टता, ...
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