silhouette
सिल्हूट
definition
verb
the castle was silhouetted against the sky
cast or show (someone or something) as a dark shape and outline against a lighter background.
noun
The design of their silhouettes against the light background with full windows is reminiscent of a Japanese screen.
the dark shape and outline of someone or something visible against a lighter background, especially in dim light.
translation of 'silhouette'
ऐसा रेखा चित्र जिसमें काला रंग भर दिया जाता है,
छायाचित्र दिखाना,
छाया चित्र
verb
छाया-आकृति बनाना
noun
छाया-आकृति
example
‘You always manage to look beautiful,’ he complimented her, admiring her 'silhouette' in the dim light.
The new trick - the key to the work - is that Periton now underlays each black 'silhouette' with an exact replica made in a dayglo tone of pink, orange, green or red.
The dark 'silhouette' of an imposing dome, still covered with scaffolding, can be seen through a snowstorm.
we can always use a 'silhouette' of Father Christmas
There was a pale light inside and a shadow stood before the light, the 'silhouette' of a child.
As she looked over towards Erik, Maria could only make out his 'silhouette' in the dim light.
The path wound its way to a summit; the route being marked by a chain of cairns, on the highest of which a trident had been placed so that its 'silhouette' was visible from far below.
Tim was just starting to cross the grounds, the dark 'silhouette' of the school outlined in the moonlight, when a gasping voice whispered in the shadows.
Participants indicate the silhouette that most closely resembles their perceived body shape, and the 'silhouette' which best represents their ideal figure.
I saw some footage of the dark 'silhouette' of New York city: just the outline in the night.
In one painting enigmatically titled Hoovering, there appears to be a black 'silhouette' of a rabbit.
On the screen was a white 'silhouette' against a black backdrop.
Sugiura often uses the photogram as a paper negative to print a positive, in which the subject becomes a black 'silhouette' .
A 'silhouette' shadowed the light for a moment, and then a torch bracket in the wall was lit.
she paused to see its 'silhouette' against the dimming sky
She's done so through her now trademark 'silhouettes' , large black paper cut-outs set against stark white walls.
He was 'silhouetted' against the outlines of the two empty beds across the room.
It is in the painting that Sheeler arrived at the flawless balance of shapes, the alternating rhythms of light and dark forms and of 'silhouettes' and delicately modulated surfaces.
The fledgling flung himself in, clothes and all, and Arun wished he had brought bait and line as he saw the dark 'silhouettes' of trout duck away into the shadows.
Before we were halfway across the inlet, heading straight for the town, we noticed a faint pink glow appearing low down in the sky ahead, 'silhouetting' the roofs of Mwanza, and this became brighter and rosier as we watched.
The figure standing outside in the rain was 'silhouetted' , but it had to be Martin.
He anxiously glanced back over his shoulder and saw that the dark 'silhouettes' of countless stumbling figures were pouring into the car park after him.
The three of them were 'silhouetted' , one of the adults crouching, the boy standing at his shoulder.
A streak of lightning spiderwebbed across the sky above them, 'silhouetting' Samren's figure against the grey sky that was quickly turning black.
Dark 'silhouettes' lurched crazily in the flickering light, while the pub doors creaked and slammed threatrically in the wind.
The door opened and a figure was 'silhouetted' in the brightness from outside.
As I was laying there on the cool grass, looking up at the starlit and crescent moon sky and dark 'silhouettes' of roses, I felt more at peace than I had in awhile.
Photographers made use of the pandanus to lend striking 'silhouettes' to black and white photographs of Reef twilight.
Blinding white light shone into the room, 'silhouetting' a tall figure standing in the doorway, hands blazing with power.
They dive down deep and look for prey that appear as dark 'silhouettes' against the brighter underside of the ice.
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