disˈshadow, diˈshadow,v.rare. [dis- 7 a.] trans. To free from shadow or shade. 1610G. Fletcher Christ's Vict. xlii, Soon as he againe dishadowed is, Restoring the blind world his blemish't sight.1873A. & P. Cary Memorial 107 For out of heaven no bliss—Disshadowed lies, like this.