canopying (Meaning)

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canopying (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Canopy

No weak antonyms found.

The sprawling branches of the ancient oak tree canopying over the garden provided a cool refuge on hot summer days.
Vines draped themselves gracefully, canopying the arbor, creating a natural shade for those passing beneath.
The thick foliage canopying the jungle floor teemed with diverse forms of life, from insects to small mammals.
The majestic mountains loomed overhead, their peaks canopying the valley below in a protective embrace.
The expansive canopying of the forest stretched out for miles, forming a green blanket over the landscape.
The vibrant colors of the flowers canopying the meadow added a touch of beauty to the serene countryside.
We wandered through the narrow alleyways of the old town, the medieval buildings canopying over us like guardians of history.
The intricate network of roots created a natural archway, canopying the entrance to the hidden grotto.
The billowing sails of the ship soared high, canopying over the deck as it sailed across the open sea.
The towering skyscrapers of the city seemed to canopy over the bustling streets below, casting shadows in the late afternoon sun.

of Canopy

covering,protecting, shading, overcasting, clouding, dulling, dimming, darkening,screening, overshadowing

lighting, illuminating, illuminating, lighting, lightening, lightening, exposing,exposing,

The sprawling branches of the ancient oak tree canopying over the garden provided a cool refuge on hot summer days.

Vines draped themselves gracefully, canopying the arbor, creating a natural shade for those passing beneath.

The thick foliage canopying the jungle floor teemed with diverse forms of life, from insects to small mammals.

The majestic mountains loomed overhead, their peaks canopying the valley below in a protective embrace.