umbrae (Meaning)

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umbrae (pl.)

of Umbra

The towering umbrae cast by the ancient trees enveloped the path like a cloak.
The artist's brushstrokes created deft umbrae that brought depth and realism to the artwork.
The faintest umbrae of doubt lingered in her mind, preventing her from making a decisive choice.
The sun's brilliant rays pierced through the canopy, casting intricate umbrae across the forest floor.
The moon's gentle glow illuminated the night, casting ethereal umbrae that danced across the landscape.
The photographer captured the fleeting umbrae of the smoke rings, transforming ephemeral moments into timeless art.
The surgeon meticulously followed the umbrae of blood vessels, guiding their scalpel with precision.
Shadows danced and twirled in the flickering candlelight, creating fascinating umbrae that transformed the walls into a living canvas.
The sculptor's deft hands shaped clay into graceful forms, defining their shape through the play of umbrae and light.
In the swirling vortex of emotions, she could discern subtle umbrae that hinted at her true feelings.

of Umbra

shadows, dusk, night, darkness, blackness, black, twilight, dark, gloom, candlelight

starlight,glow, brilliance, moonlight, lightness, day, sunlight, day, blaze, brightness

The towering umbrae cast by the ancient trees enveloped the path like a cloak.

The artist's brushstrokes created deft umbrae that brought depth and realism to the artwork.

The faintest umbrae of doubt lingered in her mind, preventing her from making a decisive choice.

The sun's brilliant rays pierced through the canopy, casting intricate umbrae across the forest floor.