Literal:
* The moon eclipsed the sun, creating a total solar eclipse.
* The tall building eclipsed the view of the ocean.
Figurative:
* Her performance eclipsed all previous attempts at the role.
* The new technology has eclipsed the old methods.
* The popularity of the new song eclipsed all previous hits.
In a negative context:
* His arrogance eclipsed his intelligence.
* Her fear of failure eclipsed her desire to succeed.
Remember: "Eclipsed" means to overshadow or surpass something else in importance, brilliance, or prominence.
