inumbrate Synonyms
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inumbrate Meaning
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inumbrate (v. t.)
To shade; to darken.
inumbrate Sentence Examples
- The tall trees in the forest inumbrate the forest floor, creating patches of shade.
- The mountain range inumbrates the valley, casting a shadow over the entire landscape.
- The skyscraper's towering presence inumbrates the surrounding buildings, blocking out the sunlight.
- As the clouds gathered overhead, they began to inumbrate the once bright and sunny day.
- The overhanging branches inumbrate the stream, providing a cool refuge for aquatic life.
- The political scandal threatened to inumbrate the candidate's reputation, overshadowing his achievements.
- The looming deadline inumbrates our progress, adding pressure to complete the project on time.
- The massive stadium inumbrates the neighboring houses, blocking their view of the skyline.
- The fear of failure can inumbrate one's aspirations, casting doubt on their ability to succeed.
- The dense fog inumbrates the city streets, reducing visibility and causing traffic delays.
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To shade; to darken.
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The tall trees in the forest inumbrate the forest floor, creating patches of shade.
The mountain range inumbrates the valley, casting a shadow over the entire landscape.
The skyscraper's towering presence inumbrates the surrounding buildings, blocking out the sunlight.
As the clouds gathered overhead, they began to inumbrate the once bright and sunny day.
