shaded
adj. B1 Intermediate US //ˈʃeɪdɪd// UK //ʃˈeɪdɪd// shad·ed
adj. protected from direct sunlight so that it stays cool and dark.
adj. shielded from direct light or heat, typically by an object or structure that casts a shadow. Often used to describe outdoor areas or specific parts of a drawing.
We found a shaded spot under the big oak tree.
The garden features a shaded patio where guests can enjoy lunch away from the midday heat.
The artist used a series of fine lines to create a shaded effect, giving the flat circle the appearance of a three-dimensional sphere.
Usage
Often used as a participial adjective; can appear both before a noun or after a linking verb.