cloudless

American  

[kloud-lis] / ˈklaʊd lɪs /

adjective

1. having no clouds; clear.

   a cloudless sky.

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Other Word Forms

• cloudlessly adverb
• cloudlessness noun

Etymology

Origin of cloudless

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

Example Sentences

Outside the rooftop storage shed, the bright Florida sun shone in a cloudless blue sky.

From Literature

Milne never quite got over those “blissfully cloudless” moments of youthful absorption.

From The Wall Street Journal

If it weren’t the start of the shift and a bright, cloudless day, she’d have gone for a fly.

From Literature

“I always feel people become more themselves when they’re in their house,” Reinsve tells me on a cloudless autumn morning at Hollyhock House, Frank Lloyd Wright’s 1921 premonition of California modernism.

From Los Angeles Times

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

From Los Angeles Times