skyline

/ˈskaɪˌlaɪn/
noun 6verb 2

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(noun.)

ADJ

dramatic | city | Hong Kong, London, etc. | northern, southern, etc.

VERB + SKYLINE

form

dominate

The tall new office building now dominates the city's skyline.

be silhouetted against/on, stand (out) against/on

The tall buildings were silhouetted against the city skyline at sunset.

break

The tall new building breaks the city's skyline in an unexpected way.

PREP

above/over ~

Birds flew above the skyline as the sun began to set over the city.

against the ~

The tall buildings stood out clearly against the skyline of the city.

along the ~

The tall buildings stretched along the city skyline as the sun began to set.

below the ~

The airplane descended below the skyline as it prepared to land at the airport.

on the ~

The tall new buildings on the skyline completely changed how the city looks.

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