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Examples for "overcast"
Examples for "overcast"
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In December the sky was completely overcast for nearly 90 per cent.
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It was a bit overcast outside but the camera did great anyway.
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It's likely to remain overcast and humid for most of the day.
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It takes extraordinary intelligence to feel anxiety because of an overcast day.
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The sky became overcast, but there was no rise in the temperature.
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These different bands capture different information about the atmosphere and cloud cover.
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She sensed something, far in the heights behind the dense cloud cover.
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Within minutes, the jet broke through the cloud cover and banked left.
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Outside the bright sunshine had disappeared, blocked by a building cloud cover.
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But one wavelength, 5 micrometers, can sense breaks in the cloud cover.
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They look normal, but didn't that Magpie, Mikael, say something about cloudiness?
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And the murkiness and cloudiness were not dissipated when parenthood was theirs.
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Visualize the light as pure and clear, with no cloudiness or mottling.
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She loved him with too clear a vision to fear his cloudiness.
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Then there was a speck of white cloudiness in the late afternoon sky.
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There have been easterly wind, continual cloudiness, and occasional rain for a week.
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A faint but ominous cloudiness defiled the formerly clear water.
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An odd translucency, a mistiness or cloudiness, enters the process.
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A clouded diamond is no more ruined by its cloudiness than a clouded metaphor.
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Some cloudiness at the back of the right eye, maybe.'
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Fear opened her eyes and pushed for a moment the cloudiness from her face.
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The washing should be continued until no cloudiness whatever can be detected in 3 cc.
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Anyway, her eyes were brilliant; the more brilliant for that cloudiness beneath which they shone.
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The aqueous humor free from any cloudiness or precipitate.
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Season of coldness and cloudiness, of gloom and rain!
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Despite the cloudiness, however, one could see for a considerable distance over the slightly rolling sea.