shadowiness (Meaning)

Wordnet

shadowiness (n)

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

Webster

The quality or state of being shadowy.

The shadowiness of the alley obscured the identities of passersby.
The forest's canopy cast a dense shadowiness over the path beneath.
The investigator delved into the shadowiness of the suspect's past.
The shadowy figure moved through the crowd with uncanny grace.
The house had an eerie shadowiness that made it appear haunted.
The police stakeout took place in the shadowiness of an abandoned building.
The painting's background exuded a mysterious shadowiness that hinted at hidden secrets.
The shadowiness of the photographer's studio was perfect for capturing enigmatic portraits.
The shadowiness of the government's motives raised suspicions about its true intentions.
The shadowiness of the protagonist's motivations created a sense of uncertainty throughout the novel.

relative darkness caused by light rays being intercepted by an opaque bodyThe quality or state of being shadowy.

profundity, equivocality, murkiness, darkness, ambiguity, equivocalness, impenetrability, numinousness,vagueness, unanswerability

transparency, clarity, clarity, understandability,intelligibility, intelligibility, transparency, understandability, obviousness, straightforwardness

The shadowiness of the alley obscured the identities of passersby.

The forest's canopy cast a dense shadowiness over the path beneath.

The investigator delved into the shadowiness of the suspect's past.

The shadowy figure moved through the crowd with uncanny grace.