cloudily (Meaning)

Webster

cloudily (adv.)

In a cloudy manner; darkly; obscurely.

The sun peeked through the clouds only cloudily, casting dappled shadows on the forest floor.
The weatherman spoke cloudily about a chance of rain, leaving everyone unsure what to expect.
The old photograph depicted a crowded beach scene, the people rendered cloudily by the passage of time.
The detective's eyes narrowed cloudily as he listened to the suspect's alibi.
The room's sole window offered a cloudily lit view of the bustling city street below.
The instructions were written cloudily, leaving the assembly process confusing.
Her mood shifted cloudily throughout the day, from cheerful to withdrawn for no apparent reason.
The lake's surface shimmered cloudily, reflecting the distorted image of the mountains above.
The crowded bar was cloudily lit, filled with the murmur of conversations and clinking glasses.
The lecture hall was cloudily lit, making it difficult to see the professor's notes on the projector screen.

In a cloudy manner; darkly; obscurely.

somberly, duskily, gloomily, obscurely, shadowily, darkly,shadily, murkily,dimly,dully

dazzlingly, lustrously, incandescently, luminously, radiantly, splendidly, brightly, radiantly, brightly, dazzlingly

The sun peeked through the clouds only cloudily, casting dappled shadows on the forest floor.

The weatherman spoke cloudily about a chance of rain, leaving everyone unsure what to expect.

The old photograph depicted a crowded beach scene, the people rendered cloudily by the passage of time.

The detective's eyes narrowed cloudily as he listened to the suspect's alibi.