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☁️cloud

noun, verb
/klaʊd/
cloture cloudburst

Meaning

a visible mass of condensed water vapor in the sky; to make something less clear
a visible mass of condensed water vapour floating in the atmosphere above the ground

Example Sentences

Dark clouds gathered before the storm.

Dark clouds gathered before the storm.

Example Expressions

head in the clouds

Synonyms

mist, fog, vapor, gloom, cumulus, nimbus
Entry 1
mist, fog, vapor, gloom
Entry 2
cumulus, nimbus, vapor

Antonyms

clarity, sunshine, clear sky
Entry 1
clarity, sunshine
Entry 2
clear sky, sunshine

Collocations

dark cloud, storm cloud, cloud computing, cloud cover, storm clouds, cloud formation
Entry 1
dark cloud, storm cloud, cloud computing, cloud cover
Entry 2
storm clouds, cloud cover, cloud formation

More Example Sentences

The sky is cloudy.

The sky is very cloudy today.

I feel like I am on cloud nine.

We were flying above the clouds.

The moon went behind the clouds.

The sky is very overclouded today.

I feel like I am floating in the clouds.

We were surrounded by clouds at the top.

As you drive along the hilly roads of Bandarban, you can almost touch the clouds.

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