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Shadow
01
a dark shape on a surface made by a person or object blocking the light
02
an unilluminated area
03
something existing in perception only
04
refuge from danger or observation
05
an indication that something has been present
06
a premonition of something adverse
07
a spy employed to follow someone and report their movements
08
an inseparable companion
09
a dominating and pervasive presence
to shadow
01
to secretly track or follow someone, typically without their awareness
Transitive: to shadow sb
02
to block or obstruct light, casting a darker area on a surface
Transitive: to shadow sth
03
to follow someone closely in order to observe and learn from them, often by copying their actions, behavior, or techniques
Transitive: to shadow sb
shadow
n
shadowy
adj
shadowy
adj
Example
The tree cast a long shadow on the ground during sunset.
The shadow on the wall resembled a monster, making him feel scared.
The kids played games, trying to catch each other's shadows.
The shadow of the building loomed over the park.
She noticed a shadow moving behind her and turned to look.
