snow mist

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Word: Snow Mist

Definition:
"Snow mist" refers to a weather phenomenon where tiny ice crystals are suspended in the air, creating a foggy or hazy appearance, especially when it is cold outside. It often occurs when the temperature is low and there is moisture in the air.

Usage Instructions:

• Part of Speech: Noun
• Countability: It is uncountable; we do not say "snows mists."
• Context: You can use "snow mist" when describing weather conditions, especially in winter.

Example Sentence:

• "The landscape looked magical this morning, with snow mist swirling around the trees."

Advanced Usage:

In advanced contexts, "snow mist" can be used in literature or poetry to evoke a sense of mystery or calmness, capturing the beauty of winter scenery.

Word Variants:

• Snowy (adjective): Related to snow, often used to describe weather or landscapes.
• Mist (noun): General term for small droplets of water in the air.

Different Meanings:

• Mist (noun): Apart from "snow mist," the word "mist" can refer to a fine spray of water or a haze that reduces visibility, not necessarily related to snow.

Synonyms:

• Fog: A thick cloud of tiny water droplets suspended in the air.
• Haze: A slight obscuration of the air caused by dust, smoke, or water droplets.

Related Idioms:

• "In a fog": This means to be confused or unable to think clearly, similar to how visibility is reduced in foggy weather.

Phrasal Verbs:

While there are no specific phrasal verbs related directly to "snow mist," you can use it in phrases such as: - "To clear up" (the mist): This means for the mist to dissipate, improving visibility.

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Noun

1. small crystals of ice

Synonyms

• ice crystal
• diamond dust
• poudrin
• ice needle
• frost snow
• frost mist