cloudless
adjective (cloudless)
Everyday
- With no clouds at all; clear (a cloudless sky). tree →
- (literary) Calm and untroubled, without worries (cloudless happiness). tree →
In the lessons
In weather and stories it paints a picture of a perfect sunny day or a clear starry night. In science, cloudless nights are colder because heat escapes into space, so frost forms more easily. It tells the reader the sky is completely clear. Phrases: «a cloudless sky», «a cloudless day».
Examples
- We lay on the grass under a cloudless blue sky. tree →
- On a cloudless night you can see thousands of stars. tree →
- It was a cloudless day, perfect for the beach. tree →
- Cloudless nights in winter often bring frost. tree →
- Wear sun cream on cloudless summer days. tree →
- The astronomers waited for a cloudless night. tree →
- The summer sun hung bright in the middle of a cloudless sky. tree →
Note
Adjective made with the suffix -less (without), like «careless», «endless». It does not change form. Science fact: clouds act like a blanket; without them, nights get colder.
On Mova
- Trees and pragmatics of «cloudless» in the school dictionary: every meaning and example parsed by Mova, with its dependency tree and frames.
- «cloudless» in the school dictionary on Mova free.
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