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Meanings of befog in English
Portuguese
encobrir Catalan
emboirar-se 
Synonyms
Examples for "cloud"
Examples for "cloud"
1
But we must not allow anger, however justified, to cloud our thinking.
2
The company provides cloud-based software to help companies manage their healthcare costs.
3
Another cloud of dust; not in the south, but in the east.
4
The number of companies selling private cloud solutions has been steadily growing.
5
These different bands capture different information about the atmosphere and cloud cover.
1
In stile; a chaise and four; smoking the road; raising a mist?
2
The base of the tower and its surroundings were lost in mist.
3
We pass many miles beyond it; and it vanishes into mist again.
4
KwaZulu-Natal: Morning mist patches in places over the interior,otherwise fine and warm.
5
Then the shadowy appearance of the two becomes visible in the mist.
1
Free State: Morning fog patches in the east, otherwise fine and cool.
2
Free State: Morning fog patches in the north-east, otherwise fine and cool.
3
The National Weather Service reported light rain and fog in the area.
4
Northern Cape: Morning fog along the coast where it will be cold.
5
The fog outside had thickened; the sounds of the city seemed distant.
1
Be aware, however, that this data is extremely verbose and often obscure.
2
Former paramilitaries often mobilise political rhetoric to justify or obscure criminal intent.
3
LibSems have been held annually for 40 years, often in obscure places.
4
However, the molecular mechanism responsible for NMDA-induced β-cell dysfunction remains largely obscure.
5
However, a majority of this annotation is scattered in obscure data sources.
1
A sudden doubt came out of this glory to becloud Barney's master mind.
2
These only becloud, they do not help to point the way of safety and honor.
3
What had happened to becloud her gaiety in the short time which had since elapsed?
4
The warmth of such feelings may becloud the judgment, and, for a time, pervert the understanding.
5
Thine eye is My trust, suffer not the dust of vain desires to becloud its luster.
1
Chipped by careless handlers, obnubilated by the steep passage of time, it still retained on its surface the imprint of seas and continents.
1
A light haze over the landscape, filled with the cries of animals.
2
I kicked at the Genoskwa through the red haze over my vision.
3
The purple haze over all gave to the scene an air of mystery.
4
After 48 hours of brilliant sunshine we have a haze over the sky.
5
She says it is like the haze over Soracte or Capri.
Usage of befog in English
1
And we should not befog the issue by saying that this is degrading.
2
He did not seek to befog a question by an extensive quotation of authorities.
3
Strife and confusion, however bewildering, must never befog their vision.
4
It's just a theory, and good detectives distrust theories, which often befog clever brains.
5
She was hurt, but she did not let the hurt befog her sense of justice.
6
How they had managed to befog the subject!
7
He had a variety of disguises, each designed to befog the public more hopelessly than the last.
8
Their position is strongest when they maintain that these topics have a tendency to befog the intellect.
9
Partisan politics befog the tariff issue afloat as well as ashore, and one's course is not easy to chart.
10
Hooker's retreat with his great army into the Wilderness had given his enemies a chance to befog and bewilder him.
11
Let a cold, clear breeze sweep down from the mountains of life, and drive out these miasmas that befog and beguile the unwary.
12
Laboratories, experiments, tables, classifications are all very vital and all very necessary but sometimes their net result is only to befog and confuse.
13
And you're atrying right now to befog the real case, which is, did you really see anything, or get scared at your own shadow.
14
I was limp and weary, befogged in mind and fatigued in body.
15
And he knew why a cloud was thus effectually befogging his wits.
16
He has befogged even my brain at last with his black vapors.
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Frequent collocations
Befog through the time