disshadow

/dɪsˈʃædoʊ/

Definitions

1. verb

to deprive of or cast a shadow, especially to remove the shadow of a building or object by erecting a new structure or by some other means.

“The new skyscraper’s design was intended to disshadow the old, dilapidated building next door.”

2. noun

a person or thing that deprives of or casts a shadow, especially a building or object that removes the shadow of another.

“The new development was a disshadow to the old town’s historic architecture.”

Synonyms

  • shadow
  • silhouette

Antonyms

  • shadow
  • silhouette