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Meanings of more clouded in English

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Usage of more clouded in English
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As he disappeared, the king's countenance became once more clouded and disturbed.
Frederick the Great and His Family: A Historical Novel
2
With good innate feelings, no man ever possessed moral perceptions more clouded.
Rattlin the Reefer
3
Edna's gaze drifted to Diana, whose eyes had once more clouded over.
When the wind blows
4
Then his mind became once more clouded as forces took control.
The devil's touch
5
The look of trouble had once more clouded the Professor's face.
The Black Box
6
The stars, too, were sullen, the mist was thicker, the distance more clouded.
The Bishop and Other Stories
7
Each visit saw the temperature higher, her eyes more clouded, the distress more apparent.
God's gift
8
For Dominic Chan of CLSA, the picture is more clouded.
Reuters
9
Never was our national character more tarnished, and our prosperity more clouded by guilt.
The History of the Rise, Progress and Accomplishment of the Abol...
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Desire's eyes grew still more clouded under their lowered lids.
The Window-Gazer
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The faces of Manning and Greig grew more clouded.
The Substitute Prisoner
12
The king's brow became more and more clouded.
Frederick the Great and His Court
13
The woman's face had cleared on the instant and was no more clouded with grief and anxiety.
A Little Union Scout
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But as he read, his breath came ever quicker, his cheeks became more pale, his brow more clouded.
The Youth of the Great Elector
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He had taken the telegram, he had read it carefully, and his visage became even more clouded than before.
Michael Strogoff; Or, The Courier of the Czar
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Mr Sharnall drank too, but by-and-by saw things less clearly, as the room grew hotter and more clouded with tobacco-smoke.
The Nebuly Coat
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