adumbrant
/aˈdʌmbr(ə)nt/Now rare
adjective
Casting shadows; shadowy, shady. In extended use: represented in outline; vague, indistinct.
Origin
Early 18th century; earliest use found in Nathan Bailey (d. 1742), lexicographer and schoolmaster. From classical Latin adumbrant-, adumbrāns, present participle of adumbrāre adumbrate.
- phantasmical
- phantasmically
- phantasmological
- phantasmology
- phantast
- phantastica
- phantastron
- phantasy
- phantom
- phantomatic
- phantom circuit
- phantomic
- phantomically
- phantomise
- phantomish
- phantomize
- phantom larva
- phantom-like
- phantom limb
- phantom limb pain
- phantom minnow
- phantom pain
- phantom pregnancy
- phantom tumor
- phantom tumour