cloud

US /klaʊd/
UK /klaʊd/
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a visible mass of condensed watery vapor floating in the atmosphere, typically high above the general level of the ground

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The sky was filled with white, fluffy clouds.
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A dark cloud appeared on the horizon, signaling rain.
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vapormistfoghazesmog
2.

a state or cause of gloom, trouble, or anxiety

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A cloud of suspicion hung over the accused.
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His sudden illness cast a cloud over their vacation plans.
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gloomshadowpalldarknesstrouble
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a large amount of something, typically something unpleasant, that is seen or moves together

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A cloud of dust rose from the unpaved road.
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A cloud of mosquitoes swarmed around them.
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massswarmhordemultitudebillow
4.

a network of remote servers hosted on the Internet and used to store, manage, and process data

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Many companies are moving their data to the cloud for better accessibility.
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Storing photos in the cloud saves space on your device.
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cloud storagecloud computingserver farm
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make (something) unclear or murky

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The smoke clouded the view of the mountains.
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His judgment was clouded by emotion.
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obscureblurdimdarkenconfuse
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cloud overbe on cloud ninea cloud on the horizonhave your head in the clouds