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cloud
noun as in mass of water particles in air
noun as in crowd
verb as in become foggy or obscured
Example Sentences
However, he pointed out the regulator had announced a wider investigation into cloud services in the UK.
Several people were injured in an accident on California 99, and Pacific Gas & Electric reported outages for about 15,000 Fresno county residents as abnormally high winds kicked dust up into a menacing cloud.
Senior lawyer Kamini Jaiswal says Justice Chandrachud’s appointment had come at “a crucial juncture as some of the last chief justices had left under a cloud of dark spots and the position had been denigrated with serious allegations”.
Logan later succeeded Lynam to front Champions League coverage on the station, before departing under what she described as a "cloud" when her job as a World Cup anchor was given to a male presenter instead.
A satellite image showed a cloud of dust in a gully in the fjord.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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