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brume

brume

9.9
A thin mist that covers the land and makes things look soft
  • noun
  • /bruːm/
  • Archaic
translation icon : bruma
  • The brume settled over the valley at dawn.

Examples

  • A pale brume drifted over the quiet valley at dawn.

  • Through the thick brume, the distant lighthouse was barely visible.

  • The mountain peaks rose above the morning brume, glowing in the sunlight.

  • A thick brume enveloped the ancient castle.

  • The ancient castle emerged from the morning brume, creating a mysterious and enchanting scene.

  • As the sun rose, the brume lifted from the lake, revealing the serene waters beneath.

  • The brume enveloped the valley, giving it a dreamy and ethereal quality at dawn.

Synonyms

fog
vsbrume
155 1.0

A thick cloud of tiny water drops near the ground that makes it hard to see

is used in poetic contexts for scenic covering rather than the common weather term
mist
vsbrume
115 1.0

A thin fog near the ground that makes it hard to see

is a poetic term used for landscape coverings rather than neutral weather name

Antonyms

brightness
41 1.0

How much light something gives or how close it looks to white

clarity
30 2.7

How easy it is to see through something like clean water

How Misty

fog
155 1.0
brume
  • Archaic
9.9
mist
115 1.0
haze
41 3.4

Surface Forms

brume singular
brumes plural

Etymology

Brume comes from French brume, which means 'mist' or 'fog', and poets use it to name a soft, pale fog that covers a landscape.