cloud-built
cloud-built adjective: unsubstantial or imaginary.
Adjective
cloud-built (comparative more cloud-built, superlative most cloud-built)
- unsubstantial or imaginary.
- on the summit of a cloud-built height1761, Hew Dalrymple, Woodstock. An Elegy
- both of them so flimsy and cloud-built, that they are unable to withstand even the soft impressions of their adverse debility.1799, Analytical Review
Forms of cloud-built
| comparative | more cloud-built |
|---|---|
| superlative | most cloud-built |
Questions about cloud-built
- What does cloud-built mean?
- Cloud-built means unsubstantial or imaginary.
- What part of speech is cloud-built?
- Cloud-built is an adjective.
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