Overcast ( adjective , verb )

(As an adjective)

Overcast ( adjective )

Covered or obscured by clouds.

Origin:

The adjective overcast comes from middle english ov(e)rcasten, meaning to cast over.

Examples:

1. The sky was overcast, with thick clouds blocking out the sun.
2. The forecast predicted an overcast day, with chances of rain.
3. He preferred to stay inside on overcast days, as he didn't enjoy the gloomy weather.
4. The overcast sky made for a perfect day for indoor activities.
5. The beach was less crowded on overcast days, as most people preferred sunny weather.

(As a verb)

Overcast ( verb )

Covered or obscured by clouds.

Origin:

The adjective overcast comes from middle english ov(e)rcasten, meaning to cast over.

Examples:

1. The sky was overcast, with thick clouds blocking out the sun.
2. The forecast predicted an overcast day, with chances of rain.
3. He preferred to stay inside on overcast days, as he didn't enjoy the gloomy weather.
4. The overcast sky made for a perfect day for indoor activities.
5. The beach was less crowded on overcast days, as most people preferred sunny weather.