Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
thick-fog
noun
/θɪk fɔɡ/
Definition
A dense cloud of water vapor suspended in the atmosphere, significantly reducing visibility.
Examples
- Driving through thick fog can be very hazardous.
- The ship navigated carefully through the thick fog.
- The thick fog blanketed the city, creating an eerie atmosphere.
Meaning
Thick fog refers to a weather condition where a large amount of moisture in the air creates a cloudy environment that is hard to see through, often making travel dangerous.
Synonyms
- mist
- haze
- smog
- low visibility
