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Dark Clouds

Description:

Dark clouds refer to large, dense masses of water vapor in the atmosphere that appear black or gray and often indicate an impending storm, rainfall, or gloomy weather conditions. Metaphorically, it can also represent a sense of foreboding or negativity.

Sample Sentences:

Noun - Weather:

• The sky was filled with dark clouds, suggesting heavy rain was on its way.
• Despite the dark clouds, the children still went outside to play.
• The dark clouds overhead created a somber atmosphere.

Noun - Figurative:

• A feeling of anxiety hung in the air, like dark clouds looming over them.
• After the scandal, a dark cloud seemed to follow him wherever he went.
• The dark clouds of uncertainty clouded her mind.

Adjective - Literal:

• The dark clouds covered the moon, making it difficult to see.
• We hurried inside as the dark clouds rolled in.
• In the distance, we could see dark clouds gathering on the horizon.

Adjective - Figurative:

• She had a dark clouds expression, indicating her displeasure.
• The news brought dark clouds of disappointment to the fans.
• His departure left a dark cloud hanging over the company.

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