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shaded

[shey-did] / ˈʃeɪ dɪd /


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Her third book, “American Wife,” was a darkly shaded roman à clef about a woman very much like First Lady Laura Bush.

From Los Angeles Times

It stands in a gated compound shaded by giant mango and jackfruit trees, beneath which clothes hang on a line to dry.

From BBC

Nine miles east of Merced in California’s agricultural heartland, Planada’s wide streets are dotted with bungalows and lead to a central park shaded by towering spruce and elm trees.

From New York Times

A storm caused the plants’ leaves to collapse on top of one another, causing the lower leaves to be, in effect, permanently shaded.

From New York Times

His priority is to keep the livestock shaded and happy, but soon the financial costs will start to "mount dramatically".

From BBC