cloudy
Pronunciation: [ˈklaʊdi]
Word
Context: "weather"
(adjective) when the sky is covered with clouds and not much sunlight can get through. It often looks gray and might feel a little cooler outside.
Example
Today is a cloudy day, so we should bring our jackets when we go outside.
Example
It wasn't cloudy yesterday; the sun was shining brightly in the sky.
Example
Is it going to be cloudy tomorrow or will the sun come out?
Context: "emotion"
(adjective) when someone feels sad or unhappy, like when the weather is gloomy. It can mean that things aren't going well for someone.
Example
After talking about her problems, she felt less cloudy and more hopeful.
Example
He wasn't feeling cloudy today; he was full of joy and laughter.
Example
Why do you look so cloudy? Did something happen?
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