1. the act of casting a shadow over something or making it seem less important

1. present participle of overshadow; casting a shadow over something
Usage: present participle form
2. present participle of overshadow; dominating or making something seem less important
Usage: present participle form

Examples

• The tall building is overshadowing the small park next to it.
• Her brilliant performance was overshadowing everyone else’s efforts.
• The scandal is overshadowing the politician’s policy achievements.
• The overshadowing of local businesses by large corporations concerns many residents.
• Dark clouds were overshadowing the entire valley.
• His fame was overshadowing his younger brother’s accomplishments.
• The overshadowing effect of the new mall hurt downtown shops.