cloud-capped (Meaning)

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cloud-capped (a.)

Having clouds resting on the top or head; reaching to the clouds; as, cloud-capped mountains.

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The majestic Himalayas stretched across the horizon, their peaks forever cloud-capped and dusted with snow.
The lone lighthouse stood sentinel on the rocky cliff, its beam piercing the darkness above the cloud-capped sea.
Soaring eagles effortlessly glided above the cloud-capped mountains, their cries echoing in the vastness.
The ancient temple, shrouded in mystery, peeked through the swirling mist atop a cloud-capped hill.
The hot air balloon drifted peacefully just below the cloud-capped peaks, offering a breathtaking view of the world below.
The approaching storm front turned the once clear sky a menacing gray, promising to soon engulf the distant mountains in a cloud-capped shroud.
The rugged Scottish highlands, with their cloud-capped summits and sprawling valleys, were a haven for hikers and nature lovers.
The painters captured the fleeting beauty of the sunrise over the cloud-capped peaks, the sky ablaze with vibrant colors.
The legend spoke of a hidden lake nestled amongst the cloud-capped mountains, a place of serenity and magic.
As the plane ascended, we left behind the bustling city and soared above the layer of clouds, revealing a breathtaking vista of cloud-capped mountains far below.

Having clouds resting on the top or head; reaching to the clouds; as, cloud-capped mountains.

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The majestic Himalayas stretched across the horizon, their peaks forever cloud-capped and dusted with snow.

The lone lighthouse stood sentinel on the rocky cliff, its beam piercing the darkness above the cloud-capped sea.

Soaring eagles effortlessly glided above the cloud-capped mountains, their cries echoing in the vastness.

The ancient temple, shrouded in mystery, peeked through the swirling mist atop a cloud-capped hill.