Shade
/ʃeɪd/
Definitions
- (n.) A degree of darkness or color gradient that may affect the interpretation of documents or trademarks.
The trademark's distinct shade of blue helped establish its recognition in court.
- (n.) An anatomical or geographical area shielded from direct light, sometimes relevant in property or environmental law disputes.
The court considered the shade cast by the new construction in the property dispute.
Commentary
In legal contexts, 'shade' often relates to color distinctions in trademarks or the effect of light/shadow in property and environmental law assessments; precise description can impact legal outcomes.