volumed
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Having large, rounded puffs like thick smoke
- adjective
- /ˈvɑːl.juːmd/
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abultado
- Thick, volumed clouds gathered above the mountains before the storm.
Examples
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The fire sent volumed smoke spiraling into the sky.
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I saw a volumed mist rising from the lake.
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He coughed, struggling to see through the volumed haze filling the hallway.
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The volumed clouds rolled across the sky.
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Thick, volumed clouds gathered above the mountains before the storm.
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The fire sent volumed smoke spiraling into the sky.
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He coughed, struggling to see through the volumed haze filling the hallway.
How Voluminous
Surface Forms
volumed positive
Morphology
Etymology
Volumed comes from the word volume, which comes from Latin volumen 'a roll' and the verb volvere 'to turn'. Over time volume came to mean 'size' or 'bulk', so volumed describes things that are full or in rounded, billowing masses like thick smoke.