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Synonym for cloud [verb]

The synonym cloud synonymous definition words:
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cloud [noun]

means "thing"
shadow, blur, smudge, stain, smear, blotch, smirch, gloom

cloud [noun]

means "people"
crowd, army, horde, host, multitude, swarm, throng

cloud [noun]

means "nature"
haze, mist, fog, billow, vapour, smog, puff
Further results for the word "cloud"

adumbrate [verb]

means "darken"
obfuscate, cloud, obscure

bedim [verb]

means "becloud"
cloud, darken, dim, obscure

befog [verb]

means "obscure"
cloud, becloud, blur, befuddle, confuse

darken [verb]

means "dim"
cloud, dull, obscure

dash [verb]

means "action"
deject, dampen, dismay, dispirit, chill, cloud

dim [verb]

means "darken"
cloud, dull, obscure

fog [noun]

means "state"
confusion, cloud, darkening

fog [noun]

means "nature"
haze, cloud, nebula, effluvium, mist, smoke

haze [noun]

means "obscurity"
cloud, dimness, vagueness

haze [noun]

means "mist"
cloud, dust, fog, daze, smog

mist [noun]

means "nature"
cloud, fog, haze, smog, soup

obfuscate [verb]

means "darken"
adumbrate, cloud, obscure

obscure [verb]

means "conceal"
darken, dim, fog, shadow, grey, cloud

obscurity [noun]

means "haze"
cloud, dimness, vagueness

overlay [verb]

means "cover"
cloud

overshadow [verb]

means "darken"
obscure, cloud, shadow, dim, shade, veil

shade [verb]

means "action"
shelter, cloud

smog [noun]

means "nature"
haze, cloud, nebula, effluvium, mist, smoke

soup [noun]

means "nature"
cloud, fog, haze, smog, mist

steam [noun]

means "thing"
water vapour, vapour, mist, fog, condensation, cloud

vagueness [noun]

means "obscurity"
cloud, dimness, haze

vapor [noun]

means "fog"
condensation, moisture, smoke, cloud, breath, exhalation

vapour [noun]

means "haze"
mist, fog, billow, cloud, smog, puff

veil [noun]

means "film"
shroud, gauze, cloud, tissue, web, haze

water vapour [noun]

means "steam"
vapour, mist, fog, condensation, cloud, haze

cloud over [verb]

means "grow dark"
blacken, shadow, shade, eclipse, obscure

cloud-burst [noun]

means "brief rainstorm"
downpour, storm, deluge, torrent, shower

cloudburst [noun]

means "brief rainstorm"
downpour, storm, rainstorm, deluge, torrent, shower, driving rain

clouded [adjective]

means "overcast"
dismal, cloudy, sombre, shadowy, depressing, gloomy


cloudy [adjective]

means "property"
indistinct, blurry, murky, vague, nebulous, blurred, muddy, unclear

cloudy [adjective]

means "characteristic"
overcast, dismal, clouded, sombre, shadowy, depressing, gloomy

black [adjective]

means "property"
dim, shadowy, murky, gloomy, dark, cloudy

blacken [verb]

means "grow dark"
cloud over, shadow, shade, eclipse, obscure

blurry [adjective]

means "indistinct"
cloudy, murky, vague, nebulous, blurred, muddy

borderline [adjective]

means "ambiguous"
clouded

bright [adjective]

means "property"
clear, cloudless, crystal, limpid, lucid, pellucid

clarion [adjective]

means "rainless"
bright, placid, fair, cloudless, calm, pleasant

cleaned [adjective]

means "cleared"
empty, cloudless, washed

clear [adjective]

means "property"
crystalline, cloudless

clear [adjective]

means "characteristic"
calm, serene, pacific, rainless, cloudless, untroubled

cleared [adjective]

means "cleaned"
empty, cloudless

crystal [adjective]

means "clear"
cloudless, bright, limpid, lucid, pellucid, translucent

crystalline [adjective]

means "bright"
cloudless

dim [adjective]

means "overcast"
cloudy, grey

dim [adjective]

means "faint"
gloomy, blurred, murky, cloudy, pale, dark

dingy [adjective]

means "dirty"
clouded, dark, dull, sullied

dirty [adjective]

means "property"
dingy, clouded, dark, dull, sullied

doubtful [adjective]

means "ambiguous"
clouded

downfall [noun]

means "rain"
cloud-burst, deluge, torrent, shower, precipitation, flood

dusky [adjective]

means "clouded"
sombre, gloomy, cloudy, dim, murky, obscure

fair [adjective]

means "nature"
rainless, bright, placid, clarion, cloudless, calm

filmy [adjective]

means "misty"
cloudy, dim, hazy

foggy [adjective]

means "characteristic"
obscured, vaporous, misty, thick, cloudy, indistinct

frosted [adjective]

means "semi-transparent"
cloudy, smoky, filmy, grey, tinted

grow dark [verb]

means "blacken"
cloud over, shadow, shade, eclipse, obscure

hazy [adjective]

means "faint"
gloomy, blurred, murky, cloudy, pale, dark

heavy [adjective]

means "nature"
overcast, cloudy, gloomy, lowering, oppressive

limpid [adjective]

means "bright"
cloudless

mist [verb]

means "nature"
fog, cloud over, haze, drizzle

murky [adjective]

means "dim"
shadowy, black, gloomy, dark, cloudy, overcast

obscure [adjective]

means "dark"
clouded, dense, cloudy, hazy, dim, dusky

ominous [adjective]

means "dangerous"
dire, grim, gloomy, perilous, fearful, clouded

opaque [adjective]

means "non-transparent"
obscure, cloudy, impenetrable, dark, filmy, murky

overcast [adjective]

means "dim"
cloudy, grey

sceptical [adjective]

means "ambiguous"
clouded

shadowy [adjective]

means "dim"
black, murky, gloomy, dark, cloudy, overcast

smoky [adjective]

means "semi-transparent"
cloudy, frosted, filmy, grey, tinted

somber [adjective]

means "dark"
dusky, shady, cloudy, dull, unlighted, sunless

sullen [adjective]

means "dismal"
gloomy, sombre, cheerless, mournful, dark, clouded

sunless [adjective]

means "dark"
shady, cloudy, rainy, shadowy, overcast, gloomy

thick [adjective]

means "property"
obscured, vaporous, misty, foggy, cloudy, indistinct

torrent [noun]

means "downpour"
cloud-burst, deluge, flood, flow, stream

turbid [adjective]

means "obscured"
vaporous, misty, foggy, cloudy, indistinct, obscure

unlikely [adjective]

means "ambiguous"
clouded

untroubled [adjective]

means "calm"
serene, pacific, rainless, cloudless, clear, fair

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