Modifies a noun

• figure: He appears to work for a shadowy figure called The Queen.

• realm: Their search for the truth will lead them to shadowy realms where very few dare to go.

• monster: The Monster Under My Bed by Charlotte Allen ( aged 11 ) There is a monster under my bed a mysterious shadowy monster.

• corner: In a shadowy corner, the Master relaxed back in his chair.

• existence: Their pagan religions, at best, offered a dreary, shadowy existence in a dungeon like place.

• presence: We need to throw light on the shadowy presence of race.

Modifying Another Word

• somewhat: The new characters in this novel are beginning to make themselves felt, tho they are still somewhat shadowy.

• rather: His history is rather shadowy, which accounts for the many rumors regarding him.

• very: The Curate, enacted by Mr. Thomas Thorne, was very shadowy.

• so: The goal so shadowy seems and dim, Yet plod on through the dark, brave heart, With all thy might and main.

• mysteriously: And what about how they're always mysteriously shadowy, viewed from the back, and have deep commanding voices?

• too: Silver is too shadowy a figure to evoke any understanding or empathy.

Used with adjective complement

• remain: Yet despite the recent biopic staring Salma Hayek - a long-standing fan of Kahlo - she remains somehow shadowy.