cloudless

[kloud-lis]

adjective

1. having no clouds; clear.

   a cloudless sky.

Other Word Forms

• cloudlessly adverb
• cloudlessness noun

Word History and Origins

Origin of cloudless¹

1350–1400; Middle English. See cloud, -less

Example Sentences

As one plane after another shrieked across the cloudless sky, jet-shaped shadows raced across the pavement, alongside cars.

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Sunday was one of those cloudless late-summer Dodger Stadium afternoons in which the flags in center field stirred lazily in the slight breeze and the air felt far hotter than the thermometer said.

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The mountain peaks jetted into a cloudless Dodger-blue sky as the wind whipped and the waves beneath crested and crashed.

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The midday matinee kicked off in 75-degree temperatures under cloudless skies, making it the seventh outdoor MLS Cup final played in temperatures of 70 degrees or higher.

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"Clear air" turbulence is, as the name suggests, cloudless and cannot be seen.

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