cumulus (Meaning)

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cumulus (n)

a globular cloud

a collection of objects laid on top of each other

The sky was adorned with cumulus clouds, resembling fluffy cotton balls.
Cumulus clouds are characterized by their white, puffy appearance and flat bases.
As the morning sun rose, cumulus clouds began to form against the blue sky.
Cumulus clouds are often associated with fair weather and light winds.
Children often enjoy identifying shapes in cumulus clouds, sparking their imagination.
Pilots learn to navigate around cumulus clouds, which can indicate areas of turbulence.
The fluffy cumulus clouds provided a picturesque backdrop for the landscape below.
Cumulus clouds typically develop during daytime as the sun heats the Earth's surface.
Observing cumulus clouds drift across the sky can be a peaceful and calming experience.
Cumulus clouds add texture and dimension to the sky, creating a beautiful tableau of nature's artistry.

a globular cloud, a collection of objects laid on top of each other

mixture, collection, assemblage,accumulation, jumble, pile, pileup, lodgment, cumulation, mix

No antonyms found.

The sky was adorned with cumulus clouds, resembling fluffy cotton balls.

Cumulus clouds are characterized by their white, puffy appearance and flat bases.

As the morning sun rose, cumulus clouds began to form against the blue sky.

Cumulus clouds are often associated with fair weather and light winds.