cloudier Meaning & Definition
What Does Cloudier Mean?
As an adjective, cloudier means of, relating to, or resembling cloud. It is also used to mean darkened by gloom or anxiety.
Cloudier: Key Facts
| Part of speech | adjective |
|---|---|
| Pronunciation | /ˈklau̇-dē/ |
| Syllables | 2 |
| Synonyms | muddy, riley and roiled |
| Antonyms | clear, crystal clear and crystalline |
| Adverb | cloudily |
Cloudier Definition (Adjective)
- of, relating to, or resembling cloud
cloudy smoke
- darkened by gloom or anxiety
a cloudy mood
- overcast with clouds
cloudy weather
- having a cloudy sky
a cloudy day
- obscure in meaning
cloudy issues
- uncertain as to fact or outcome
a cloudy future
- dimmed or dulled as if by clouds
a cloudy mirror
- uneven in color or texture
- having visible material in suspension : murky
a cloudy liquid
Synonyms of Cloudier
Antonyms of Cloudier
Cloudier in a Sentence
a cloudy infrastructure
cloudy smoke
a cloudy mood
cloudy weather
a cloudy day
cloudy issues
a cloudy future
a cloudy mirror
a cloudy liquid
the water coming out of the faucet was unusually cloudy
the skies grew cloudy and we headed home
the room grew cloudy with smoke from the fire
after his third failed marriage, he seemed destined to live the rest of his life in a permanently cloudy mood
Word Forms & Grammar
cloud·i·er
cloud·i·est
cloud·i·ly adverb
cloud·i·ness noun
cloudier
cloudiest
cloudily
cloudiness
cloudinesses
cloudy
Words That Rhyme With Cloudier
First Known Use
14th century
How to Pronounce Cloudier
The standard pronunciation of cloudier is /ˈklau̇-dē/, spoken in 2 syllables, with the main stress on the first syllable (klau̇).
Frequently Asked Questions About Cloudier
What part of speech is cloudier?
Cloudier is an adjective.
What is another word for cloudier?
Words with a similar meaning to cloudier include muddy, riley and roiled. See the full list of cloudier synonyms and antonyms.
What is the opposite of cloudier?
The opposite of cloudier can be expressed with words like clear, crystal clear, crystalline and clarified.
