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fogbound

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fog·bound  (fôgbound, fg-)
adj.
1. Immobilized by heavy fog: a fogbound fleet.
2. Enveloped or obscured by fog: fogbound cliffs.
fogbound [ˈfɒgˌbaʊnd]
adj
1. prevented from operation by fog the airport was fogbound
2. obscured by or enveloped in fog the skyscraper was fogbound
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Adj.1.fogbound - enveloped in fog; "a fogbound fleet"; "the fogbound city"
cloudy - full of or covered with clouds; "cloudy skies"
Translations
fogbound [ˈfɒgbaʊnd] ADJ → inmovilizado por la niebla
fogbound [ˈfɒgbaʊnd] adj → bloqué(e) par le brouillard
fogbound [ˈfɒgˌbaʊnd] adj → fermo/a a causa della nebbia
fogbound [ˈfɒgˌbaʊnd] adj → fermo/a a causa della nebbia


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In one of the few unobsequious moments in Morris's fogbound movie, we at least get to see McNamara jauntily asserting, at a press conference, that the war is going very well indeed, at a moment when even the business community had soured on the whole sordid enterprise, the Quaker peace activist Norman Morrison had incinerated himself directly below the window of McNamara's office at the Pentagon, and fifty thousand antiwar demonstrators had descended on Washington.
Sorry, Charlie by Indiana, Gary / Artforum International
In Britain, those of the Left who wish to use British political insularity to turn the island into a fogbound Cuba will see our suggestions as something that will make their schemes impossible.
Toward an English-Speaking Union by Conquest, Robert / The National Interest
Only the soft clanging of a buoy and the rustle of fogbound oak trees.
The Yard @ 25: dancing into the future by Tarnay, Linda / Dance Magazine
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