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cloudlike

American  
[klaud-lahyk] / ˈklaʊdˌlaɪk /

adjective

  1. having the form or other characteristics of a cloud.


Example Sentences

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Her white hair floated, cloudlike, atop her head, and a delicate pattern of creases fanned across her face like arching fronds, especially when she smiled.

From Literature

A family room features a wall covered with black-and-white headshots of movie stars, and a cloudlike light fixture floats above the marble and mirrored fireplace.

From MarketWatch

The foamy waves behind them form a cloudlike backdrop, with Medina lofting his right index finger high above his head.

From Los Angeles Times

Frog calls fill the bumpy, cloudlike lower bands.

From Washington Post

The hands holding the guitar and the drumsticks emerge from a swirling, cloudlike pattern of azure, which sets off the deeper midnight blue of the wall.

From Washington Post