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Meaning of adnubilated
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adnubilated (a.)
Clouded; obscured.
adnubilated Sentence Examples
- The dense fog adnubilated the landscape, making it difficult to see more than a few feet ahead.
- The mysterious room was adnubilated, creating an atmosphere of suspense and intrigue.
- As the storm approached, dark clouds adnubilated the once clear sky.
- The magician adnubilated the stage with smoke, adding an element of mystique to his performance.
- The old book's pages were adnubilated with age, making it challenging to decipher the text.
- The secret meeting took place in an adnubilated alley, away from prying eyes.
- The forest was adnubilated by the thick canopy of leaves, casting shadows on the forest floor.
- The detective entered the adnubilated room, searching for clues in the dim light.
- The ancient ruins were adnubilated with moss, giving them a timeless and weathered appearance.
- The city skyline was adnubilated by a layer of smog, obscuring the view of the surrounding mountains.
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Clouded; obscured.
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The dense fog adnubilated the landscape, making it difficult to see more than a few feet ahead.
The mysterious room was adnubilated, creating an atmosphere of suspense and intrigue.
As the storm approached, dark clouds adnubilated the once clear sky.
The magician adnubilated the stage with smoke, adding an element of mystique to his performance.
