"lightly shaded" is a phrase that can be used in written English.
It is usually used to describe something that has only been slightly affected by something, or has only been slightly changed. For example, you could say, "The sky was a lightly shaded blue, tinted by the setting sun".
Their delicate flowers go over more quickly, so keep them cooler and lightly shaded while in flower.
They should be placed in lightly shaded surroundings or those with morning sun, in soil that is well drained and slightly acidic.
It is usually started in spring, grows best in a lightly shaded garden and takes two growing seasons to provide a payoff.
The basic nature of the mechanism and the relative motion of the parts can best be described with the aid of the accompanying figure, in which the moving parts are lightly shaded.
Oddly, contrast sensitivity — as measured by a test of the eye's ability to pick out very lightly shaded images on white backgrounds — was among the most predictive of the 377 factors evaluated, as was the number of rapid step-ups on a low platform that the subjects could complete in 10 seconds.
The lightly shaded area denotes the NKTZ.
Sorkin lightly shades his anchor as a cranky egomaniac with poor people skills, but he devotes most of The Newsroom to constructing a pedestal for us, the audience, and the fictional staff of the Atlantis Cable Network to gaze up, awestruck, at the Great and Wise Man.
Lightly shade the corner farthest from the light source.
Shade in the eyebrows and her pupil, and then lightly shade the rest of her eyes.
Start lightly, shading in the entire object with your lightest pencil strokes.
If you really still look girly without makeup, try using brown eyeliner to lightly shade in your eyebrows.
