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silhouette - use in sentences
Converse of object
- create: Fit: Straight cut, creates a neat silhouette!
- see: Instead of seeing the silhouette of a plane, he saw no shape at all around the light.
- cut: Laser cut silhouettes representing the objects will be welded to hoops.
Preposition: against
- sky: In silhouette against a pale night sky you may even spot its ears.
- sunset: At end, D & N are silhouetted against the sunset on top of the climbing net - beautiful.
- sun: Silhouetted against the sun was a school of large batfish.
- background: A man's figure is silhouetted against the background of a white curtain flooded by the light of a new day.
- light: The figure of a woman was silhouetted against the yellow light of the hall.
Adjective modifier
- unmistakable: Suddenly I saw a darkening of the water beyond the jacks, the unmistakable silhouette of a big manta.
- striking: In this way it replicates the visual impact of the striking silhouette of March's memorial.
- fitted: The full zip top is made from 100 cotton and has a flattering fitted silhouette.
- distinctive: THE distinctive silhouette of Stonehenge is known the world over.
- dark: At its head, a dark silhouette was clearly a swimming mammal.
- dramatic: Due to its dramatic silhouette, Union is also called by some the Tahiti of the West Indies.
Modifies a noun
- portrait: It will be like those old cut out silhouette portraits everyone used to get.
Preposition: of
- tree: In the photograph, the stark silhouettes of the ragged tree stumps fade into the aerial perspective of the murky, undefined distance.
- bird: The silhouette of a bird suspended in mid-air is not the same as the silhouette of a human being suspended in mid-air.
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