Eclipse and Shadow

Eclipse

Eclipse verb - To be greater, better, or stronger than.

Shadow is a synonym for eclipse in clear topic. In some cases you can use "Shadow" instead the word "Eclipse" as a verb or a noun, when it comes to topics like shade, obscure, blacken, obscurity.

Nearby Words: eclipsed, eclipsing

Shadow

Shadow verb - To make dark, dim, or indistinct.
Usage example: thickening clouds shadowed the countryside

Eclipse is a synonym for shadow in clear topic. You can use "Eclipse" instead the word "Shadow" as a verb or a noun, if it concerns topics such as shade, blacken, obscurity, grow dark.

Nearby Words: shade, shady, shadowy, shadowed, shadowing

How words are described

old old eclipse old shadow
full full eclipse full shadow
normal normal eclipse normal shadow
original original eclipse original shadow
Other adjectives: powerful, actual, real, perpetual, ominous, novel, permanent, double, last, said, magical.

Common collocations

evil eclipse evil shadow evil

Both words in one sentence

  • Total Eclipse of the Plot Men in Black: The Series had shadow aliens attempt to lock the moon in position for an eternal eclipse.
  • Weird Moon In real life, however, the moon during an eclipse doesn't leave such a nice defined shadow, such as seen here◊.
    Source: Weird Moon
  • The Night That Never Ends It ends up creating an artificial eclipse that casts a massive shadow over three or four countries that lasts until it absorbs enough sunlight.
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