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Definition of «snowy»

The word "snowy" is an adjective that describes something that has a covering or accumulation of snow. It can be used to describe a landscape, such as a field covered in snow, or an object, like a tree with snow on its branches. The term can also refer to weather conditions where there are flurries or heavy falls of snow present.

Usage examples

  1. We went skiing on the snowy slopes of the mountain.
  2. The children built a snowman in the snowy backyard.
  3. I had to wear my warmest coat to brave the snowy weather.
  4. The picturesque village looked even more beautiful under the snowy blanket.
  5. We enjoyed a cozy evening by the fire, watching the snowy scene outside.
  6. The drivers had to be extra cautious due to the icy and snowy roads.
  7. The snowy owl glided silently through the winter sky.
  8. With every step, our shoes sank into the deep, snowy ground.
  9. The snowy landscape provided the perfect backdrop for a winter photoshoot.
  10. We sipped hot chocolate and watched the snowy flakes fall gently from the sky.

Phrases with «snowy»

Sentences with «snowy»

  • The dogs were bred to rescue travelers trapped in snowy mountain conditions. (nhes.org)
  • One of the world's most spectacular mountain landscapes offers never - ending views of snowy mountain tops, glaciers, and glacial lakes. (costsavertour.com)
  • They're the perfect comfort food, and really good on snowy days like we have today! (letsdishrecipes.com)
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