eclipsed

The question is whether these advances will be eclipsed by a conflict increasingly going Russia’s way.

Speaking with attendees at the event, it seemed that the issues of Israel and Palestine and antisemitism and Islamophobia had eclipsed other issues like immigration in the district.

Yet according to a recent study in the journal Frontiers in Environmental Science, Antarctica’s snow white status may soon be eclipsed by a different color: green.

Her father is Han Sung-won, a famous novelist who has cheerfully noted that his daughter’s stature has eclipsed his own.

The honey always felt like a talisman of sorts, hoping its sweetness would last, and not become eclipsed by sorrow.