Nimbus ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Nimbus ( noun )

  1. A cloud or cloud-like mass or layer.
  2. A halo of light surrounding the head of a saint in religious art.

Origin:

Late latin nimbus, from greek nimbus 'cloud', 'cloud covering the sky'.

Examples:

  1. The nimbus over the mountains was a sign of incoming rain.
  2. The depiction of the saint with a nimbus symbolizes their divine nature.
  3. The sun was obscured by a dense nimbus.
  4. The nimbus of smoke from the fire filled the sky.
  5. The nimbus surrounding the full moon was eerily beautiful.

(As a verb)

Nimbus ( verb )

  1. A cloud or cloud-like mass or layer.
  2. A halo of light surrounding the head of a saint in religious art.

Origin:

Late latin nimbus, from greek nimbus 'cloud', 'cloud covering the sky'.

Examples:

  1. The nimbus over the mountains was a sign of incoming rain.
  2. The depiction of the saint with a nimbus symbolizes their divine nature.
  3. The sun was obscured by a dense nimbus.
  4. The nimbus of smoke from the fire filled the sky.
  5. The nimbus surrounding the full moon was eerily beautiful.
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