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cumulous

[ UK /kjˈuːmjʊləs/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. thrown together in a pile
    ungraded papers piled high
    a desk heaped with books
    heaped-up ears of corn

How To Use cumulous In A Sentence

  • Above the mighty fortress of earth, dark cumulous nimbus clouds clash violently against each other invoking the worst of all storms and hindering all whom dare to cross by air.
  • The sun was setting beyond dark cumulous clouds which took on the appearance of volcanoes edged with lava.
  • The surrounding hills and mountains, rising 350 feet from the Raritan River Valley below, were dappled in reds and yellows and browns, lighted in places by rays of sunlight penetrating tall grey cumulous clouds. The Tower [Fiction]
  • It has been raining for eighteen days, but on the horizon there is a sliver of blue sky and beneath the cumulous the sun is threatening to break through. History of a Suicide
  • We were both quiet as we watched the cirrus and cumulous clouds float aimlessly in the vast opening above us.
  • I loved when the air turned wet and kinetic, when the wind brought in fat, dusty cumulous formations that rose up like nuclear explosions. A Country of Husbands
  • En route, as I looked up at a beautiful blue sky filled with just a few floating, cottony-like cumulous clouds, I was captured by another view in the sky. Mike Schwager: Can Communications Serve the Human Heart?
  • There are three main groups of clouds: cumulous, cirrus and stratus. Cloudy
  • Does he notice the thick cumulous lifeforms that escape from his mouth in shapes that shift and evanesce like the opportunities that once populated his life? Pretty White Gloves
  • It conjures up an even bleaker, but nonetheless beautiful landscape of rusted metal and sand, some figures gamboling just over the shore line towards a stunning sky of moody cumulous.
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