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Meanings of overcloud in English
Spanish
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Examples for "obscure"
Examples for "obscure"
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 rush of blood suffices at times to bedim a conscience.
2
Then her face flushed, and a warm cloud seemed to bedim her eyes.
3
Do tears bedim that lady's eye?
4
After several minutes a scared, black face peers through the smoke-bedimmed glass.
5
What business have we to prophesy bedimming tears to those resplendent eyes?
Usage of overcloud in English
1
Suddenly Annie's shyness, reserve, whatever it was, seemed to overcloud her.
2
George, give me those letters; do not overcloud my future with the shadows of the past.
3
They don't always decide in their own best interests, because their emotions sometimes overcloud their brains.
4
Why seek now to overcloud that fact?
5
Sometimes when exteriors were being taken the sky would overcloud and the sun be denied them for a whole day.
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But his plans were rendered abortive by the strange malady which about that time began to overcloud his splendid genius.
7
But the exultation of the patriots of New York was soon overclouded.
8
He had started in life too soon, and overclouded himself with impressions.
9
Here in France, indeed, there is a radical drawback-thesun is often overclouded.
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The sky was heavily overclouded, and there were flurries of snow.
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The old man leaned toward me and a fierce blackness overclouded his face.
12
Meanwhile, his eyes having turned towards the sea, his brow is suddenly overclouded.
13
Unfortunately for Astoria, this bright gleam of sunshine was soon overclouded.
14
Calyste's face, which had beamed with delight at the prospect, was suddenly overclouded.
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Hector's radiant face overclouded at this name, and he made a discouraged gesture.
16
It comes and goes; the mind, like the sky, is apt to be overclouded.
Frequent collocations
Overcloud through the time