Overshadows is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OVERSHADOWS in dictionary:

VERB:
• OVERSHADOW, to cast a shadow over
• tower above and cast a shadow over
• cast gloom over
• appear more prominent or important than
• be more impressive or successful than (another person)

Words related to OVERSHADOWS

overshadow20

How to use OVERSHADOWS in a sentence

• The same stern despotism overshadows even the sanctuaries of justice.
• There will be little feasting or merriment at Furness Hall until the cloud which overshadows England be passed away, and you be again by my side.
• We say with assurance that the mind rules the body, we feel that the spirit in some way overshadows and includes the mind.
• The family which overshadows all others in the quantity of essential oils which it puts at the disposal of the Grassois and their neighbors is that of the Labiatae.
• Indeed, in certain languages, this auxiliary expression even overshadows the spoken word.
• Lorenzo in the little city, but it is La Verna which to-day overshadows Bibbiena, La Verna where St.
• It overshadows the responsible owner of real property or of real businesses altogether.
• Thy gifts encompass all, Thy loving providence sustains all, Thy protection overshadows all, and the glances of Thy favor are cast upon all.
• God leaves not His children comfortless, but, when the darkness of winter overshadows them, then again He sends His Messengers, the Prophets, with a renewal of the blessed spring.
• Then they gradually become obscured, misrepresented and corrupted, and darkness overshadows the earth until the sun of a new day arises.
• Then shall we behold already the wisdom and benevolence of our Father breaking through the cloud that overshadows us.
• Young girls hear so much about the pains of childbirth that this fear overshadows the natural longings for motherhood.
• By God, the True One, verily the doors of the everlasting paradise are opened before the faces of the devoted ones and the Tree of Life therein overshadows the spiritual ones.
• With this ignorant black flood sweeping up against us, the race question assumes an importance which overshadows the tariff and the currency and everything else.
• The tragic side of the history, however, overshadows the grotesque.
• The social side of the question, which to-day overshadows all others, was not visible a hundred years ago.
• In large portions of our land it overshadows every other public question.
• An eagle with outspread wings overshadows the upper part of the gate, which is thirty feet in height by twenty in breadth.
• They have made it their principal home and have built in recent years the magnificent temple of the older faith which dwarfs and overshadows the parish church.
• Giovanni Evangelista without a look at the great tower of the eleventh century which overshadows it.
• But now to disregard your family duties, to turn against father and mother, how can this be called love and affection? that love which overshadows and embraces all.
• The desolation they bring in their wake overshadows anything I have suffered completely.
• The tragedy that overshadows many of the seemingly most successful men of to-day is the memory of the iniquitous methods whereby they have acquired wealth or mounted to power.
• Alcohol is to some extent a true food, but its stimulant and other action quite overshadows any food value it may possess.
• No man of ordinary means who possesses a proper self-respect will espouse a woman whose income overshadows his own.

Similar words containing OVERSHADOW without suffix s

overshadow20 overshadowed23 overshadowing24

SCRABBLE® is a registered trademark. We do not cooperate with the owners of this trademark. All trademark rights are owned by their owners and are not relevant to the web site "scrabble-word.com". This site is intended for entertainment and training. We try to make a useful tool for all fans of SCRABBLE. "Scrabble Word" is the best method to improve your skills in the game.