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Meanings of overshadow in English
Usage of overshadow in English
1
Try not to let one very small glitch overshadow the earlier hours.
2
I think that does overshadow climate, said another student, Enrique Dominguez, 23.
3
Yet the settings never overshadow the songs: strident, confident, lush with melodies.
4
It's unfortunate something like this will tend to overshadow a great performance.
5
The row threatens to overshadow the Queen's reopening of parliament this afternoon.
6
THE Ritz-Carlton is coming to Melbourne to overshadow Australia's existing luxury hotels.
7
If his end was unheroic, the blot does not overshadow his life.
8
Sometimes, indeed, she seems to overshadow and hide him from our vision.
9
To dream that you are undressing, foretells, scandalous gossip will overshadow you.
10
Don't let her failure to deliver Brexit overshadow her many other failures.
11
Well, despite his earlier shame, this magnificent fortress-palace would overshadow everything else.
12
However global uncertainty will continue to overshadow the company and the whole industry.
13
I think the known risks far overshadow the unknown risks, at this point.
14
But too often, experts say, economic issues overshadow important emotional considerations.
15
The nuclear crisis is likely to overshadow the 2011 sessions about low-carbon energies.
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Japan's nuclear crisis is likely to overshadow the 2011 sessions about low-carbon energies.
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Overshadow through the time
Overshadow across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common