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Meanings of overcast in English
Usage of overcast in English
1
In December the sky was completely overcast for nearly 90 per cent.
2
It was a bit overcast outside but the camera did great anyway.
3
It's likely to remain overcast and humid for most of the day.
4
It takes extraordinary intelligence to feel anxiety because of an overcast day.
5
The sky became overcast, but there was no rise in the temperature.
6
It was luminously clear; yet the sky was overcast, no stars showing.
7
Otherwise it's been overcast and gloomy with mild days and light winds.
8
The weather was threatening, the sky overcast, and rain fell in torrents.
9
Nevertheless, the sky was overcast and Ondra said his skin felt sticky.
10
By and by the overcast clouds drifted and the moon shone bright.
11
January 20 was a wretched day; overcast, with wind and light drift.
12
The sky was becoming overcast, the beauty of the morning was waning.
13
The whole sky, in the mean time, was overcast with dark clouds.
14
It was becoming overcast, and the direction of the wind had changed.
15
Who would decide whether a day was to be sunny, rainy, overcast?
16
Calm night; sky sometimes clear and sometimes partially overcast with veil clouds.
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Translations for overcast
Portuguese
Catalan
Overcast through the time
Overcast across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common