Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
heavy-fog
Noun
/ˈhɛvi fɔɡ/
Definition
A dense accumulation of water droplets suspended in the atmosphere, significantly reducing visibility.
Examples
- The driver proceeded cautiously as heavy fog rolled in over the highway.
- Heavy fog in the harbor caused several ships to delay their departure.
- During the heavy fog, it was hard to see more than a few feet ahead.
Meaning
Heavy fog refers to a thick mist that limits visibility on roads and in the environment.
Synonyms
- mist
- thick haze
- fog
- smog
- cloudiness
