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Meanings of snowdome in English
Transparent sphere enclosing a miniaturized scene, filled with water with unattached objects resembling snowflakes.
Synonyms
Examples for "snowstorm"
Examples for "snowstorm"
1
The boots had been left in the cloakroom since the last snowstorm.
2
The ephemeræ filled the air like the snowflakes in a dense snowstorm.
3
We had already been caught in a snowstorm in the Goudaour hills.
4
The next instant I was in the midst of a fearful snowstorm.
5
We're in a snowstorm on top of a high mountain in Austria.
1
One of their stores, meanwhile, is depicted in a romantic snow globe.
2
From far away, think of a snow globe, shaking up a snow globe.
3
A snow globe and a cuddly toy cat and new jacks.
4
Camp was a snow globe and some God-child had given it a shake.
5
The inside of the house looks like a snow globe that's been upended.
Usage of snowdome in English
1
It invested £17,000 in free swimming lessons at a local pool and subsidised the SnowDome, the first indoor ski slope with real snow.