shaded — protected from direct sunlight; having shade
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: protected from direct sunlight; having shade
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈʃeɪdɪd/
Example Sentences
- The vampire complained that even the shaded beach wasn't dark enough for his vacation.
- I prefer shaded parking spots to keep my car cool in summer.
- The shaded café terrace was perfect for our outdoor meeting.
shaded
ADJECTIVE[/ˈʃeɪdɪd/]
protected from direct sunlight; having shade
a mother and her young child walk from the bright sunny grass into the cool area beneath a large oak tree. They immediately relax as they escape the harsh sunlight above. The tree's thick branches and leaves block the sun's rays from reaching the ground below. Dark shadows spread across the grass where the family now stands comfortably. Other park visitors also gather in similar spots under nearby trees to escape the heat. A dog lies contentedly in another shaded patch nearby. the area being protected from direct sunlight by having natural shade
In his shaded stall, he examines faded memories he's traded!
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“The vampire complained that even the shaded beach wasn't dark enough for his vacation.”
“I prefer shaded parking spots to keep my car cool in summer.”
“The shaded café terrace was perfect for our outdoor meeting.”
“Her shaded portrait looked so realistic that it seemed to follow you with its eyes.”
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