adumbration (noun)

1. The architect provided an adumbration of the building design, giving us a rough idea of its structure.

2. In Greek mythology, Narcissus is an adumbration of vanity and self-obsession.

3. The ancient scroll contained an adumbration of a mystical creature, with wings and scales that shimmered in the moonlight.

4. In the science fiction novel, the author presents an adumbration of a futuristic society where humans have colonized other planets.

1. In the anime series, the protagonist's dreams serve as an adumbration of the challenges he will face in the future.

2. The eerie music playing softly in the background created an adumbration of the terrifying events that would unfold in the horror movie.

3. The magician's cryptic riddle was an adumbration of the magical quest that awaited the main characters in the fantasy novel.

4. In Greek mythology, the rumblings of thunder were seen as an adumbration of the wrath of Zeus.