Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning A large number of things or people seen as a mass, especially when in confusion or disorder
The cloud of witnesses gave their testimony in court.
A cloud of protesters gathered outside the courthouse.
The cloud of confusion over the new policy caused chaos in the office.
The cloud of uncertainty surrounding the project made everyone nervous.
The cloud of suspicion hung over the suspect's head.
The cloud of smoke from the burning building could be seen for miles.
The students formed a cloud of confusion as they left the classroom.
The kitchen was filled with a cloud of steam from the boiling water.
The cloud of emotions overwhelmed her as she received the award.
The politician's speech was met with a cloud of boos and jeers.
The cloud of gossip spread quickly through the small town.
There was a cloud of uncertainty hanging over the company's future.
The crowd formed a cloud of excitement as the singer took the stage.
The cloud of dust from the construction site covered everything nearby.
The party was a cloud of people, music, and laughter.
A cloud of rumors circulated about the celebrity's personal life.
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