cloudy in Latin
cloudy in Latin is nūbilus, nūbilōsus — cloudy means covered with or full of clouds.
cloudy in Latin
nūbilus
Covered with or characterised by clouds.
nūbilōsus
Covered with or characterised by clouds.
What does "cloudy" mean?
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adj Covered with or full of clouds.
"It's been cloudy all week with barely a glimpse of sun."
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adj Not clear or transparent.
"The apple juice looked cloudy compared to the filtered kind."
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adj Uncertain or unclear (used figuratively).
"Her account of the accident grew cloudy under cross-examination."
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cloudy in a sentence
- It's been cloudy all week with barely a glimpse of sun.
- The forecast calls for cloudy skies through the weekend.
- The apple juice looked cloudy compared to the filtered kind.
- Her account of the accident grew cloudy under cross-examination.
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What is "cloudy" in Latin?
"cloudy" in Latin is nūbilus, nūbilōsus. cloudy means: Covered with or full of clouds.
How do you use "cloudy" in a sentence?
Example: "It's been cloudy all week with barely a glimpse of sun." In Latin, "cloudy" is nūbilus, nūbilōsus.
Are there other ways to say "cloudy" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "cloudy": nūbilus, nūbilōsus.
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