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单词 shadowy
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shadowy

Some of this shadowy group are surfacing.Those shadowy figures in the steam had an incredible impact.Yet it retains links with the shadowy world of organ trafficking.It made me more aware of a shadowy corner of anxiety in my soul.Regulators are rather shadowy figures in the world of business.The current proposal brings this shadowy world of influence into the open.Over each is crouched a shadowy figure.But what is the shadowy figure up to?That it was a rare glimpse into the shadowy world of international espionage makes it all the more seductive.Her voice is dark and shadowy.It's too shadowy an organisation for my liking.These products were shadowy and mysterious, as was much of the shadow banking system.Why such disrespect, and what was the true story of this shadowy figure?Was that shadowy figure hunched over a cigarette Him?No doubt these shadowy figures whispered the same fanciful argument into the ear of the coalition Government.How incredibly flattering it must be to find out that shadowy American security figures are actively worried about you.There is a shadowy nether world of entertainers who come out with the coffee and mints and do turns like medieval fools for top table.Who can tell, in this shadowy world, how much of this is true?In the shadowy world of studio consultants, where many players prefer to remain anonymous, views are split.For the time being, he was suspended in this shadowy twilight world, somewhere between life and death.

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shadowy

British English: shadowy ADJECTIVE
A shadowy place is dark or full of shadows.
I watched him from a shadowy corner.
  • American English: shadowy
  • Brazilian Portuguese: sombrio
  • Chinese: 阴暗的
  • European Spanish: oscuro
  • French: sombre
  • German: schattig
  • Italian: buio
  • Japanese: 陰になった
  • Korean: 어두운
  • European Portuguese: sombrio
  • Latin American Spanish: oscuro

(adjective) 
Definition
(of a place) full of shadows
I watched him from a shadowy corner.
Synonyms
dark
It was a dark and stormy night.
shaded
dim
The room was dim and cool and quiet.
gloomy
Inside it's gloomy after all that sunshine.
shady
After flowering, place the pot in a shady spot.
obscure
The hills were just an obscure shape in the mist.
murky
Their plane crashed in murky weather.
dusky
He was walking down the road one dusky evening.
funereal
He addressed the group in funereal tones.
crepuscular
tenebrous
tenebrious
(adjective) 
Definition
faint or dark like a shadow
the shadowy shape of a big barge loaded with logs
Synonyms
vague
He could just make out a vague shape in the distance.
indistinct
The lettering is fuzzy and indistinct.
faint
He became aware of the soft, faint sounds of water dripping.
ghostly
The moon shed a ghostly light on the fields.
obscure
The contract is written in obscure language.
dim
My childhood is now a dim memory.
phantom
a phantom pregnancy
imaginary
Lots of children have imaginary friends.
unreal
There are few more unreal worlds than that of the celebrity.
intangible
the intangible dimensions of our existence
illusory
spectral
the spectral quality of the light
undefined
blurry lines and undefined borders
nebulous
We glimpsed a nebulous figure through the mist.
dreamlike
Her paintings have a dreamlike quality.
impalpable (formal)
unsubstantial
wraithlike

Additional synonyms

in the sense of dim
Definition
badly lit
The room was dim and cool and quiet.
Synonyms
poorly lit,
dark,
gloomy,
murky,
shady,
shadowy,
dusky,
crepuscular,
darkish,
tenebrous,
unilluminated,
caliginous (archaic)
in the sense of dim
Definition
not clear in the mind
My childhood is now a dim memory.
Synonyms
obscure,
remote,
vague,
confused,
shadowy,
imperfect,
hazy,
sketchy,
intangible,
indistinct
in the sense of dreamlike
Her paintings have a dreamlike quality.
Synonyms
unreal,
visionary,
surreal,
illusory,
hallucinatory,
trancelike,
chimerical,
phantasmagorical,
phantasmagoric,
unsubstantial

Synonyms of 'shadowy'

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of dusky
Definition
dim or shadowy
He was walking down the road one dusky evening.
Synonyms
dim,
twilight,
shady,
shadowy,
gloomy,
murky,
cloudy,
overcast,
crepuscular,
darkish,
twilit,
tenebrous,
caliginous (archaic)
in the sense of faint
Definition
lacking clarity, brightness, or volume
He became aware of the soft, faint sounds of water dripping.
Synonyms
dim,
low,
light,
soft,
thin,
faded,
whispered,
distant,
dull,
delicate,
vague,
unclear,
muted,
subdued,
faltering,
hushed,
bleached,
feeble,
indefinite,
muffled,
hazy,
ill-defined,
indistinct
in the sense of funereal
Definition
suggestive of a funeral
He addressed the group in funereal tones.
Synonyms
gloomy,
dark,
sad,
grave,
depressing,
dismal,
lamenting,
solemn,
dreary,
sombre,
woeful,
mournful,
lugubrious,
sepulchral,
dirge-like,
deathlike
in the sense of ghostly
Definition
frightening in appearance or effect
The moon shed a ghostly light on the fields.
Synonyms
unearthly,
weird,
phantom,
eerie,
supernatural,
uncanny,
spooky (informal),
spectral,
eldritch (poetic),
ghostlike,
phantasmal,
wraithlike
in the sense of gloomy
Definition
dark or dismal
Inside it's gloomy after all that sunshine.
Synonyms
dark,
dull,
dim,
dismal,
black,
grey,
obscure,
murky,
dreary,
sombre,
shadowy,
overcast,
dusky,
crepuscular,
Stygian (literary),
tenebrous
in the sense of imaginary
Definition
existing only in the imagination
Lots of children have imaginary friends.
Synonyms
fictional,
made-up,
invented,
supposed,
imagined,
assumed,
ideal,
fancied,
legendary,
visionary,
shadowy,
unreal,
hypothetical,
fanciful,
fictitious,
mythological,
illusory,
nonexistent,
dreamlike,
hallucinatory,
illusive,
chimerical,
unsubstantial,
phantasmal,
suppositious,
imagal
in the sense of impalpable
Definition
not able to be felt by touching
Synonyms
intangible,
fine,
thin,
delicate,
shadowy,
airy,
tenuous,
disembodied,
insubstantial,
imperceptible,
indistinct,
incorporeal,
unsubstantial
in the sense of indistinct
Definition
unable to be seen or heard clearly
The lettering is fuzzy and indistinct.
Synonyms
unclear,
confused,
obscure,
faint,
blurred,
vague,
doubtful,
ambiguous,
fuzzy,
shadowy,
indefinite,
misty,
hazy,
unintelligible,
indistinguishable,
indeterminate,
bleary,
undefined,
out of focus,
ill-defined,
indiscernible
in the sense of intangible
Definition
difficult for the mind to grasp
the intangible dimensions of our existence
Synonyms
abstract,
vague,
invisible,
dim,
elusive,
shadowy,
airy,
unreal,
indefinite,
ethereal,
evanescent,
incorporeal,
impalpable (formal),
unsubstantial
in the sense of murky
Definition
gloomy or dark
Their plane crashed in murky weather.
Synonyms
dark,
gloomy,
dismal,
grey,
dull,
obscure,
dim,
dreary,
cloudy,
misty,
impenetrable,
foggy,
overcast,
dusky,
nebulous,
cheerless

Additional synonyms

in the sense of nebulous
We glimpsed a nebulous figure through the mist.
Synonyms
obscure,
vague,
dim,
murky,
shadowy,
cloudy,
misty,
hazy,
amorphous,
indeterminate,
shapeless,
indistinct,
unformed
in the sense of obscure
Definition
unclear or indistinct
The hills were just an obscure shape in the mist.
Synonyms
indistinct,
vague,
blurred,
dark,
clouded,
faint,
dim,
gloomy,
veiled,
murky,
fuzzy,
shadowy,
cloudy,
misty,
hazy,
indistinguishable,
indeterminate,
dusky,
undefined,
out of focus,
ill-defined,
obfuscated,
indiscernible,
tenebrous
in the sense of obscure
Definition
not easily understood
The contract is written in obscure language.
Synonyms
abstruse,
involved,
complex,
confusing,
puzzling,
subtle,
mysterious,
deep,
vague,
unclear,
doubtful,
mystical,
intricate,
ambiguous,
enigmatic,
esoteric,
perplexing,
occult,
opaque,
incomprehensible,
arcane,
cryptic,
unfathomable,
recondite,
Delphic,
clear as mud (informal)
in the sense of phantom
Definition
deceptive or unreal
a phantom pregnancy
Synonyms
imaginary,
imagined,
fictitious,
illusory,
nonexistent,
hallucinatory
in the sense of shady
Definition
giving or casting shade
After flowering, place the pot in a shady spot.
Synonyms
shaded,
cool,
shadowy,
dim,
leafy,
bowery,
bosky (literary),
umbrageous
in the sense of spectral
the spectral quality of the light
Synonyms
ghostly,
unearthly,
eerie,
supernatural,
weird,
phantom,
shadowy,
uncanny,
spooky (informal),
insubstantial,
incorporeal,
wraithlike
in the sense of undefined
blurry lines and undefined borders
Synonyms
indistinct,
blurred,
vague,
obscure,
dim,
shadowy,
indefinite,
misty,
hazy,
indistinguishable,
blurry,
nebulous,
formless,
barely perceptible
in the sense of unreal
Definition
existing only in the imagination or giving the impression of doing so
There are few more unreal worlds than that of the celebrity.
Synonyms
imaginary,
make-believe,
illusory,
fabulous,
visionary,
mythical,
fanciful,
fictitious,
intangible,
immaterial,
storybook,
insubstantial,
nebulous,
dreamlike,
impalpable,
chimerical,
phantasmagoric
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