---

• s  filled with shade
  cool umbrageous woodlands
• s  angered at something unjust or wrong
  umbrageous at the loss of their territory

• The great auk and Labrador duck were gone; the umbrageous flocks of passenger pigeons were reduced to a pathetic aviary remnant; the trumpeter swan seemed likely to be silenced .
• The many who have not read The Aspern Papers will find the early reels of the film, in which horror crouches in the umbrageous palace like a beast in the jungle, divertingly .
• After junking the car, the four sprint through a "dense and umbrageous forest" of Douglas fir, and the sheriff's gun changes hands at least three more times.

• shady
• shadowed
• shadowy
• indignant
• incensed
• outraged