Eclipse and Fog

Eclipse

Eclipse verb - To be greater, better, or stronger than.

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Fog and eclipse are semantically related in clear topic. In some cases you can use "Fog" instead a verb "Eclipse".

Nearby Words: eclipsed, eclipsing

Fog verb - To make dark, dim, or indistinct.

Usage example: time will fog memories

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Eclipse and fog are semantically related in clear topic. Sometimes you can use "Eclipse" instead a verb "Fog", if it concerns topics such as muddle.

Nearby Words: foggy, fogged

normal	normal eclipse	normal fog
artificial	artificial eclipse	artificial fog
nasty	nasty eclipse	nasty fog
perpetual	perpetual eclipse	perpetual fog
Other adjectives: intense, blue, partial, famous, supernatural, permanent, eternal, titular, sudden, magical.

eclipse character

fog character

The 2010 film Arctic Blast postulated that a solar eclipse could cause a hole in the ozone layer that then allowed the cold of outer space to leak into earth's atmosphere, creating a creeping "ice fog" that wound up flash-freezing most of Australia.

Source: Kill It with Ice

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