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unshaded
adjective
uk /ʌnˈʃeɪ.dɪd/ us /ʌnˈʃeɪ.dɪd/
unshadedadjective (NOT COVERED)
without a covering that stops direct light from reaching something:
The windows were unshaded and the sun streamed in.
She was sitting in the unshaded area by the pool.
He blinked in the light of the unshaded lamp.
There was a single, unshaded lightbulb.
Most people avoided this patch of grass because it was unshaded and had no benches.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
The qualities of light
backlit
black light
brightly
brilliantly
coruscating
dazzlingly
dullness
floodlit
incandescent
lambency
lambent
luminescence
luminosity
lustrously
non-fluorescent
overcast
shimmering
spangly
ultra-luminous
undulled
unshadedadjective (COLOURED)
not coloured darker than, or in a different way to, other parts of a picture, painting or diagram(= a simple plan that represents a machine, system, or idea, etc., often drawn to explain how it works):
The unshaded areas represent the abnormal results.
Very few parts of the chart were left unshaded.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
The qualities of colour
analogous
brightly
brightness
colourful
colourfully
darkness
fluorescent
harsh
lurid
neutrally
non-complementary
non-fluorescent
non-yellowing
over-bright
psychedelic
vibrantly
violent
vivid
vividly
vividness
Opposite
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