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skyful

skyful

6.1
A place with a large open area of sky visible
  • adjective
  • /ˈskaɪfəl/
  • Archaic
translation icon : amplio cielo
  • The rooftop terrace offered a skyful panorama perfect for stargazing on clear nights.

Examples

  • From the balcony, the city seemed small beneath the skyful expanse above us.

  • We picnicked in a skyful meadow where the clouds drifted lazily overhead.

  • Look at that skyful of clouds!

  • Can you see that skyful of stars tonight?

  • The rooftop terrace provided a breathtaking view of the skyful expanse filled with vibrant colors at sunset.

  • From our campsite, we enjoyed a skyful of stars that twinkled brightly against the dark night.

  • The children lay on the grass, gazing up at the skyful of clouds, imagining all sorts of shapes and creatures.

Synonyms

panoramic
vsskyful
15 4.9

A very wide view of land or a city from high up

focuses specifically on a wide visible area of the heavens rather than general scenery
skyey
vsskyful
  • Archaic
9.9

Having the light blue color or wide open feeling of the sky

shows a large visible area of the heavens rather than a mere resemblance

How Clear

cloudless
8 1.0
skyful
  • Archaic
6.1
clear
866 1.0
cloudy
51 1.0
overcast
20 1.4

Surface Forms

skyful positive

Morphology

skyful = sky (transparent) = sky + ful

The adjective is a straightforward 'sky' + '-ful' ('full of sky'), which a learner can interpret literally.

Etymology

Skyful comes from sky and the part -ful, which means 'full of', just like in cupful. So a skyful place is 'full of sky', a wide view with lots of sky above you.