penumbral (Meaning)

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penumbral (a)

of or pertaining to the region of partial shadow around an umbra

The celestial bodies aligned in a penumbral eclipse, casting an ethereal shadow.
The penumbral region of the lunar eclipse gradually shaded the moon, creating a haunting silhouette.
During the penumbral lunar eclipse, the moon passed through the outer shadow of the Earth, causing a subtle dimming.
The camera captured the penumbral eclipse's delicate transition, revealing the intricate dance of celestial bodies.
As the penumbral eclipse progressed, the moon's once-bright surface faded into a soft, diffused glow.
The penumbral eclipse provided a glimpse into the astronomical intricacies of the solar system.
Through a telescope, the penumbral eclipse showed the precise alignment of the moon, Earth, and sun.
The penumbral eclipse's subtle effects reminded observers of the vastness of space and the intricate celestial choreography.
By studying penumbral eclipses, astronomers gained insights into the moon's orbit and the dynamics of the solar system.
The penumbral eclipse served as a celestial spectacle, inspiring awe and wonder among skywatchers.

of or pertaining to the region of partial shadow around an umbra

pitch-dark, darksome, obscure, darkling, pitch-black, murky, gloomy, sombre, moonless, darkish

illumined, lighted, sunny, shadeless, radiant, brilliant, lit, lucent, luminous, illumined

The celestial bodies aligned in a penumbral eclipse, casting an ethereal shadow.

The penumbral region of the lunar eclipse gradually shaded the moon, creating a haunting silhouette.

During the penumbral lunar eclipse, the moon passed through the outer shadow of the Earth, causing a subtle dimming.

The camera captured the penumbral eclipse's delicate transition, revealing the intricate dance of celestial bodies.