shadiness (Meaning)

Wordnet

shadiness (n)

relative darkness caused by light rays being intercepted by an opaque body

questionable honesty or legality

Webster

Quality or state of being shady.

No weak antonyms found.

The park was cloaked in shadiness, casting an eerie glow on the surrounding trees.
The shadiness of the deal raised suspicion, as the details seemed too secretive to be legitimate.
The shadowy figure lurked in the shadiness, its motives concealed from view.
The shadiness of the neighborhood made it an undesirable place to live.
The allegations of corruption cast a pall of shadiness over the politician's reputation.
The shadiness of the forest canopy obscured the sunlight, creating a dim and mysterious atmosphere.
The underhanded tactics employed by the company exuded an aura of shadiness.
The shadiness of the shady glade provided a perfect hiding place for the animals.
The shadiness of the riverbank made it an ideal spot for fishing, as the fish were more likely to be hiding there.
The shadiness of the car dealership's practices gave customers pause before making a purchase.

relative darkness caused by light rays being intercepted by an opaque body, questionable honesty or legalityQuality or state of being shady.

shadow, blackness, dusk, gloom,shade, murkiness, umbra,penumbra, dimness, gloominess

illumination, effulgence, lucidity, radiance, incandescence, brightness, lucidity, luminance, brilliance, luminosity

The park was cloaked in shadiness, casting an eerie glow on the surrounding trees.

The shadiness of the deal raised suspicion, as the details seemed too secretive to be legitimate.

The shadowy figure lurked in the shadiness, its motives concealed from view.

The shadiness of the neighborhood made it an undesirable place to live.