100 Examples of sentences containing the noun "cloud"

Definition

The term "cloud" as a common noun refers to a visible mass of condensed water vapor floating in the atmosphere, typically high above the ground. It can also signify a state of uncertainty or gloom, as in "a cloud of suspicion." In a technological context, "cloud" can refer to cloud computing, which involves storing and accessing data and programs over the Internet instead of on a local computer.

Synonyms

• Nimbus
• Cumulus
• Overcast
• Fog
• Mist
• Vapor
• Haze
• Shade
• Gloom
• Disguise (in metaphorical contexts)

Antonyms

• Clarity
• Sunshine
• Brightness
• Purity
• Transparency

Examples

1. The sky began to cloud over before the storm.
2. She felt her thoughts start to cloud with confusion.
3. The artist used shades of gray to cloud the painting's background.
4. His judgment began to cloud when emotions took over.
5. The forecast predicted that the skies would cloud by afternoon.
6. As the sun set, the light began to cloud into darkness.
7. The news seemed to cloud the already tense atmosphere.
8. Her happiness was suddenly clouded by bad news.
9. The haze began to cloud the view of the mountains.
10. He tried to cloud the truth with lies.
11. The debate started to cloud with misinformation.
12. Rain began to cloud the windows.
13. The investigation was clouded by conflicting testimonies.
14. The artist's vision was clouded by criticism.
15. She felt as if a cloud would always cloud her best memories.
16. The smoke began to cloud the room, making it hard to breathe.
17. The announcement did little to cloud the excitement among the crowd.
18. Over time, his memories began to cloud with age.
19. The storm clouds began to cloud the horizon.
20. Don't let doubt cloud your judgment.
21. The scientist explained how pollution can cloud the atmosphere.
22. The discussion began to cloud with irrelevant points.
23. They were able to cloud the issue with complex jargon.
24. The fog would often cloud their morning commute.
25. The author chose to cloud the character's intentions.
26. A sense of dread began to cloud her mind.
27. The clouds began to cloud the sun's rays.
28. The smoke will cloud the air quality.
29. She tried to cloud her disappointment with a smile.
30. The situation only seemed to cloud with time.
31. The artist's brush would cloud the canvas with color.
32. The passing planes would often cloud the view of the stars.
33. His anger began to cloud his reasoning.
34. The glass was clouded by condensation.
35. They attempted to cloud their true intentions.
36. The atmosphere would often cloud with tension.
37. The storyline began to cloud with too many twists.
38. The clouds would cloud the bright blue sky.
39. The details started to cloud the main message.
40. The pressure began to cloud her thoughts.
41. The fog would often cloud the path ahead.
42. The lawyer worked to cloud the evidence against her client.
43. The butterfly's wings seemed to cloud in the sunlight.
44. The haze might cloud the vision of the photographers.
45. The excitement in the room began to cloud my focus.
46. His past would often cloud his present decisions.
47. The mist would cloud the lake's surface.
48. The excitement can sometimes cloud the reality of the situation.
49. The approaching storm would cloud the day.
50. The memory of her loss would forever cloud her happiness.
51. The dust began to cloud the air.
52. His judgment would often cloud when he was tired.
53. The sudden rain clouded our plans for a picnic.
54. The misunderstanding began to cloud their friendship.
55. The artist wanted to cloud the image with mystery.
56. The clouds began to cloud the sky as evening approached.
57. The fog would cloud the city streets.
58. The smoke began to cloud the barbecue area.
59. The clouds would often cloud the mountain tops.
60. His emotions began to cloud his ability to think clearly.
61. The crowd's anticipation seemed to cloud the tension in the air.
62. He tried to cloud his feelings with work.
63. The report was clouded by inaccuracies.
64. The explanation seemed to cloud the main issue.
65. The storm would cloud the visibility on the road.
66. Her thoughts began to cloud with worry.
67. The brightness of the day would soon cloud over.
68. There was a moment when joy would cloud their worries.
69. The sun began to cloud as the evening approached.
70. She felt a sense of dread cloud her heart.
71. The clouds would often cloud the view from the summit.
72. The artist would cloud the scene with layers of paint.
73. The news might cloud their judgment about the event.
74. The fog might cloud the path for the hikers.
75. The situation began to cloud with doubt.
76. His past would often cloud his future choices.
77. The overcast sky would cloud their mood.
78. The argument began to cloud their relationship.
79. The clouds would often cloud the moonlight.
80. The fog would cloud the morning view.
81. The excitement of the crowd seemed to cloud the seriousness of the event.
82. The rain would cloud the windows of the car.
83. The uncertainty began to cloud her decision-making.
84. The clouds began to cloud the blue sky.
85. The smoke would cloud the air in the auditorium.
86. His doubts would cloud his self-confidence.
87. The mist would often cloud the valley.
88. The clouds began to cloud the horizon at dusk.
89. The artist's vision was often clouded by self-doubt.
90. The fog can cloud the road ahead.
91. The storm soon began to cloud the day.
92. His anger would often cloud his judgment.
93. The details began to cloud the main issue.
94. The morning fog would cloud the views from the hills.
95. The atmosphere began to cloud with tension.
96. The light rain would cloud the atmosphere with dampness.
97. The clouds would often cloud the stars at night.
98. The rising smoke would cloud the air.
99. The situation began to cloud with complications.
100. The artist would cloud the canvas with emotion.