long shadow

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a shadow that extends a great distance, typically in the morning or evening

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  • As the sun began to set, the old oak tree cast a long shadow across the field.
  • In the early morning light, the mountains stretched a long shadow over the valley.
  • The lone figure walking down the deserted road cast a surprisingly long shadow behind him.
  • The tall building created a long shadow that cooled the street below.
  • We watched as our own long shadows stretched out before us on the beach.
  • The lighthouse's beam cut a long shadow across the choppy sea.
  • Even a small bush can cast a remarkably long shadow at certain times of the day.
  • The monument cast a long shadow over the memorial garden, providing some shade.
  • They noticed the long shadow of the distant hill slowly creeping closer.
  • The ancient ruins cast long, eerie shadows as twilight approached.