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adjective
- 1. full of shadows: "a long, shadowy, cobbled passage" Similar Opposite
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SHADOWY definition: 1. dark and full of shadows: 2. used to refer to someone or something about which little is known…. Learn more.
The meaning of SHADOWY is of the nature of or resembling a shadow. How to use shadowy in a sentence.
A shadowy figure or shape is someone or something that you can hardly see because they are in a dark place. ...a tall, shadowy figure silhouetted against the pale wall. ...the shadowy shape of a big barge loaded with logs.
SHADOWY meaning: 1. dark and full of shadows: 2. used to refer to someone or something about which little is known…. Learn more.
Shadowy definition: resembling a shadow in faintness, slightness, etc.. See examples of SHADOWY used in a sentence.
The adjective shadowy is good for describing things that are mysterious or hard to see, like a dim figure in the fog or the social rules of a typical middle school. Indistinct or faint objects are shadowy, whether they're distant people standing in a dark alley or birds you can barely see against the choppy surface of the ocean.
[usually before noun] difficult to see because there is not much light. Shadowy figures approached them out of the fog. [usually before noun] that not much is known about. the shadowy world of terrorism. See shadowy in the Oxford Advanced American Dictionary. Check pronunciation: shadowy.
