adumbrant (Meaning)
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adumbrant (a.)
Giving a faint shadow, or slight resemblance; shadowing forth.
Synonyms & Antonyms of adumbrant
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adumbrant Sentence Examples
- The artist used adumbrant strokes to create a mysterious and shadowy atmosphere in the painting.
- The speaker's adumbrant remarks hinted at a deeper meaning that left the audience contemplating.
- As the storm approached, the adumbrant clouds gathered ominously in the sky.
- The detective's adumbrant investigation unveiled a complex web of deceit and intrigue.
- In the dimly lit room, the adumbrant figures cast eerie shadows on the walls.
- The author skillfully employed adumbrant language to convey the subtle nuances of the character's emotions.
- The adumbrant outlines of the ancient ruins hinted at a once majestic civilization.
- The political leader's adumbrant statements sparked speculation about the government's true intentions.
- As the sun set, the landscape became adumbrant, with the colors blending into a soft twilight.
- The professor's adumbrant lecture provided a glimpse into the complex theories of quantum physics.
FAQs About the word adumbrant
Giving a faint shadow, or slight resemblance; shadowing forth.
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The artist used adumbrant strokes to create a mysterious and shadowy atmosphere in the painting.
The speaker's adumbrant remarks hinted at a deeper meaning that left the audience contemplating.
As the storm approached, the adumbrant clouds gathered ominously in the sky.
The detective's adumbrant investigation unveiled a complex web of deceit and intrigue.
