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smogbound

American  
[smog-bound, smawg-] / ˈsmɒgˌbaʊnd, ˈsmɔg- /

adjective

Meteorology.
  1. surrounded by smog.


Etymology

Origin of smogbound

smog + -bound 1

Example Sentences

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Last week, however, it had the smogbound look of Los Angeles.

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From the wind-sculpted dunes of the Namib Desert to smogbound Los Angeles, the images underscore the urgency of saving the environment.

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You didn't include a little story Governor Collins always tells when he is asked his comments on a certain smogbound Western state.

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A sulky sun was beginning to rise over the smogbound city when husband and wife arrived at court in separate, four-vehicle caravans.

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Rapidly industrializing Denver, which for many years boasted of its crystalline air, is now often smogbound.

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