1. to shade excessively; to cast too much shadow over something
Usage: third person singular present tense of 'overshade'
2. to make something seem less important or impressive by comparison; to overshadow
Usage: figurative use; third person singular present tense

Examples

• The tall building overshades the small garden below.
• Her recent success overshades all her previous achievements.
• The large tree overshades most of the backyard during summer.
• His brilliant performance overshades the other actors on stage.
• Dark clouds overshade the landscape before the storm arrives.
• The scandal overshades the company's positive quarterly results.