very overcast

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A common way to intensify the adjective, meaning the sky is significantly covered in clouds.

overcastADVERB + overcast

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very

Examples (10)

  • It was a very overcast morning, so we decided to stay indoors.
  • The sky looks very overcast, and I think it might start raining soon.
  • Even though it was very overcast, the temperature remained quite high.
  • The photography session was cancelled because the weather was very overcast.
  • As we climbed higher, the day became very overcast and foggy.
  • The pilot warned that it was very overcast above the mountain range.
  • I prefer days that are very overcast because the light is softer for portraits.
  • Despite the very overcast conditions, the solar panels still managed to generate some power.
  • The satellite images show a very overcast region moving toward the coast.
  • Usually, when the sky is very overcast like this, a storm is brewing.