What does shadiness mean?
Shadiness means The property of being shady..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
The property of being shady..
The autumn fields were autumn woods now—oak and beech and maple shadiness—as if they had ridden backward through the years of cultivation into primeval forest. The air was cool with mystery as well as with the shadiness.
"There were still a lot of government restrictions on how much meat you could get from the packing houses. So I had to turn to certain "independent" distributors to get some of the meat cuts my customers wanted." There was something about the way Wolff said the word independent that suggested a slight bit of shadiness, but certainly not enough shadiness for a full-blown indictment.
Use shadiness when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Shadiness means The property of being shady..
Common synonyms include shadowiness, shade.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
The autumn fields were autumn woods now—oak and beech and maple shadiness—as if they had ridden backward through the years of cultivation into primeval forest. The air was cool with mystery as well as with the shadiness.
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