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cloud

Definition for cloud

noun as in mass of water particles in air

noun as in crowd

Strongest matches

shower, swarm

Weak match

dense mass

verb as in become foggy or obscured

verb as in confuse

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“At any given point, trade with our international partners is clouded and difficult,” one executive at an electrical-equipment maker told ISM.

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One evening, ominous, low-lying tube-shaped clouds known as arcus formed, and whitecaps appeared in the waves.

Normally, five regional internet registries spread around the world allocate IP addresses to service providers, cloud companies and others that can demonstrate that they or their clients need them to operate.

In “Winter,” for example, the moon that hides behind the clouds in Boucher’s work is clearly visible in the mural, its light causing her snowy field to twinkle.

Adopting AI takes organizational change, similar to what happened in the past with the adoption of the PC, the internet, the cloud and mobile.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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