cloudiness

Dinginess is a related term of cloudiness.

As nouns the difference between dinginess and cloudiness

is that dinginess is the state or quality of being dingy while cloudiness is the state of being cloudy (eg weather).

As a proper noun cloud

is .

As a noun cloudiness is

the state of being cloudy (eg weather).

Dark is a related term of cloudiness.

As nouns the difference between dark and cloudiness

is that dark is a complete or (more often) partial absence of light while cloudiness is the state of being cloudy (eg weather).

As an adjective dark

is having an absolute or (more often) relative lack of light.

Blackness is a related term of cloudiness.

As nouns the difference between blackness and cloudiness

is that blackness is (uncountable) the state, property or quality of being black while cloudiness is the state of being cloudy (eg weather).

As nouns the difference between shadows and cloudiness

is that shadows is plural of shadow while cloudiness is the state of being cloudy (e.g. weather).

As a verb shadows

is third-person singular of shadow.

Gloom is a synonym of cloudiness.

As nouns the difference between gloom and cloudiness

is that gloom is darkness, dimness or obscurity while cloudiness is the state of being cloudy (eg weather).

As a verb gloom

is to be dark or gloomy.

Gloominess is a related term of cloudiness.

As nouns the difference between gloominess and cloudiness

is that gloominess is the state or condition of being gloomy while cloudiness is the state of being cloudy (eg weather).

Cloudiness is a related term of duskiness.

As nouns the difference between cloudiness and duskiness

is that cloudiness is the state of being cloudy (eg weather) while duskiness is the quality of being dusky.

Murkiness is a related term of cloudiness.

As nouns the difference between murkiness and cloudiness

is that murkiness is the state or quality of being murky while cloudiness is the state of being cloudy (eg weather).