cloud
/klaʊd/
noun
- A visible mass of tiny water droplets or ice crystals floating in the sky.
- Dark clouds gathered before the storm.
- A single cloud drifted slowly across the sun.
- The sky was filled with white fluffy clouds.
- A large number of small things moving together in the air.
- A cloud of smoke rose from the campfire.
- The explosion sent a cloud of dust into the air.
- A cloud of mosquitoes buzzed around the pond.
- A state of worry, sadness, or confusion.
- She has been under a cloud of depression since the accident.
- A cloud of doubt hung over his decision.
- The news cast a cloud over the celebration.
- A network of remote servers used to store and manage data on the internet.
- Many companies now run their software in the cloud.
- You can access your files from any device if they are stored in the cloud.
- I save all my photos to the cloud.
Synonyms
verb
- To make something unclear or difficult to see.
- Steam clouded the bathroom mirror.
- Tears clouded her vision.
- The window clouded over with condensation.
- To make a situation, idea, or judgment less clear or more confusing.
- The complicated instructions only clouded the issue further.
- Anger clouded his judgment.
- Personal feelings should not cloud your decision.