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Definition of uncloud

uncloud

/ʌnˈklaʊd/
un · cloud

Adjective:unclouded
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Past Simple:unclouded
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Past Participle:unclouded
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Present Participle:unclouding
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uncloud Lexical Profile

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1

To free or become free from confusion, gloom, doubt, or obscurity (especially of the mind, judgment, or a person's expression).

Example

"A quiet walk in the fresh morning air helped to uncloud her mind before the difficult examination."


2

To clear or become clear of clouds, mist, or physical dimness (of the sky, weather, or a surface).

Example

"By midday, the strong coastal breeze began to uncloud the horizon, revealing the distant islands."

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Word Origin & Etymology

First recorded in the late 16th century, formed in English from the reversative prefix un- and the verb cloud, which derives from Old English clūd ('mass of rock or hill', later extended in Middle English to cumulus clouds).

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Wordmom. (2026). Definition of Uncloud. In Wordmom Dictionary. Retrieved Nov 5, 2026, from https://wordmom.com/dictionary/uncloud
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