to shadow

To make someone or something seem less important compared with another

Make a person or thing seem less important

To make someone or something seem not important

To make someone or something seem less important by comparison

To make someone or something seem much smaller by comparison

Be much taller or more impressive so others seem small

To do much better than someone so they seem less good

To move something to a higher place or level

Close to a larger person or thing so you feel less important

Make a person, event, or situation seem less happy and less hopeful

Completely certain with no doubt

To be less known or important because someone else is more famous

A person or thing that is much weaker and less impressive than before

Very easily frightened and nervous, often jumping at small noises

To think an appearance or small sign is the real thing

To mistake how something looks for how it really is

A small feeling that something might not be true

A show that uses hand or puppet shadows on a screen to tell a story

Financial companies that lend, borrow, or manage money without normal bank rules

A shallow box with a clear front that shows and protects small items like jewelry

A group of senior opposition politicians who would become government ministers if their party won power

A performance that uses figures and light to make moving shadows on a screen

A shadow with no sharp edges because the light spreads

An area with little rain that lies behind mountains