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eclipse
noun
1 the total or partial obscuring of one planet or heavenly body by another, eg of the Sun when the Moon comes between it and the Earth (called a solar eclipse) or of the Moon when the Earth's shadow falls across it (called a lunar eclipse).
2 a loss of fame or importance.
verb (eclipsed , eclipsing )
1 to cause an eclipse of (a heavenly body).
2 to surpass or outshine.
3 to obscure.
[14c: French, from Greek ekleipsis failure to appear]
noun
1 the total or partial obscuring of one planet or heavenly body by another, eg of the Sun when the Moon comes between it and the Earth (called a solar eclipse) or of the Moon when the Earth's shadow falls across it (called a lunar eclipse).
2 a loss of fame or importance.
verb (eclipsed , eclipsing )
1 to cause an eclipse of (a heavenly body).
2 to surpass or outshine.
3 to obscure.
[14c: French, from Greek ekleipsis failure to appear]
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