Canadian French Meaning of shadows
ombres
Other Canadian French words related to ombres
- noirceur
- sombre
- noirceur
- crépuscule
- morosité
- nuit
- crépuscule
- lueur des bougies
- crépuscule
- minuit
- noirceur
- Semi-obscurité
- ombre
- ombre
- panne de courant
- Baisse de tension
- nébulosité
- pénombre
- platitude
- évanouissement
- morosité
- grisaille
- Mi-jour
- Brume
- Brume
- turbidité
- Pâleur
- ombrageux
- somberness
- ombrage
- Morosité
Nearest Words of shadows
Definitions and Meaning of shadows in English
shadows
a reflected image, a shaded part of a picture, to pass gradually or by degrees, partial darkness or obscurity within a part of space from which rays from a source of light are cut off by an interposed opaque body, phantom entry 1, the dark figure cast upon a surface by a body intercepting the rays from a source of light, to become overcast with or as if with shadows, dark sense 1a, having an indistinct pattern, an inseparable companion or follower, phantom, shade sense 5, having darker sections of design, an imitation of something, to cast a shadow on, shade within certain bounds, a state of ignominy or obscurity, conceal, an attenuated form or a vestigial remnant, to cast a shadow upon, a source of gloom or unhappiness, shelter from danger or view, a dark outline or image on an X-ray photograph where the X-rays have been blocked by a radiopaque mass (as a tumor), of, relating to, or resembling a shadow cabinet, to follow especially secretly, a form from which the substance has departed, a person who shadows as a spy or detective, to accompany and observe especially in a professional setting, shelter, protect, one (such as a spy or detective) who shadows someone, a small degree or portion, to perform shadow-casting on, an imperfect and faint representation, darkness caused by the setting of the sun, a reflected image (as in a mirror), a colorless or slightly pigmented or stained body (as a degenerate cell or empty membrane) only faintly visible under the microscope, a very little bit, to shelter from the sun, an area near an object, a shaded or darker portion of a picture, shelter from danger or observation, the dark figure cast on a surface by a body that is between the surface and the light, pervasive and dominant influence, to represent or indicate obscurely or faintly
FAQs About the word shadows
ombres
a reflected image, a shaded part of a picture, to pass gradually or by degrees, partial darkness or obscurity within a part of space from which rays from a sour
noirceur,sombre,noirceur,crépuscule,morosité,nuit,crépuscule,lueur des bougies,crépuscule,minuit
flamme,luminosité,Brillance,jour,lumière du jour,éblouissement,lueur,lumière,légèreté,clair de lune
shadowlike => fantomatique, shadowily => ombrageusement, shacks => cabanes, shackles => chaînes, shackle(s) => menotte,
