Synonyms for overshadowed
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1. List of paraphrases for "overshadowed":

   eclipsed, clouded, dwarfed, marred

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1. Craig Robinson:

   In the minds of voters, Walker is supposed to be this conservative reformer who will stand firm on difficult issues. That didn't come across in the debate at all, and Bush is supposed to be the clear front-runner and commanding figure in a huge field of candidates. He was overshadowed by everyone he shared the stage with, and there is not one memorable moment from him in the entire debate.

2. Peter Kadushin:

   While big-picture successes can sometimes be overshadowed by short-term headlines, it is these important priorities for New Yorkers that should be the focus.

3. Don Garber:

   Bear with us for a bit while we continue to finalize all the details of the Orlando project, as it relates to returning to our stadiums ... I cannot tell you today when we will be returning to our stadiums to play games. That has overshadowed the process.

4. Curator Christophe Cherix:

   We feel she was never given the recognition for that. In a way her fame overshadowed the art and as a museum our role is to bring that back.

5. Brenda Kelly:

   The initial reaction in financial markets has been airline stocks all lower, and safe-haven capital flow with gold, German government bonds and the Japanese yen in demand, the news has certainly overshadowed much of the euro zone economic data this morning.