umbrate Antonyms
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Meaning of umbrate
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umbrate (v. t.)
To shade; to shadow; to foreshadow.
umbrate Sentence Examples
- The imposing trees umbrated the sun's scorching rays, casting a refreshing shade upon the weary travelers.
- The dusky light of twilight umbrated the landscape, softening the edges of reality.
- The towering mountain umbrated the village below, creating a sense of awe and insignificance.
- The deep, umbrate hues of velvet curtains enveloped the room in a comforting darkness.
- The umbrate waters of the lake reflected the silhouettes of the trees, creating an ethereal tableau.
- The ancient building's umbrate exterior hinted at the secrets it held within.
- The umbrate shadows danced across the walls, casting an eerie glow upon the marble statues.
- The umbrate cloak concealed the figure's identity, adding an air of mystery to their appearance.
- The umbrate skies threatened to rain, but the clouds lacked the strength to release their burden.
- The umbrate depths of the ocean held secrets unknown, drawing the attention of curious explorers and scientists alike.
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To shade; to shadow; to foreshadow.
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The imposing trees umbrated the sun's scorching rays, casting a refreshing shade upon the weary travelers.
The dusky light of twilight umbrated the landscape, softening the edges of reality.
The towering mountain umbrated the village below, creating a sense of awe and insignificance.
The deep, umbrate hues of velvet curtains enveloped the room in a comforting darkness.
