Cloudland

Pronunciation: /klaʊdˌlænd/

Definitions of cloudland

noun a place imagined to be in the sky, made up of clouds

Example Sentences

A1 I dream of visiting cloudland one day.

A2 The children imagined they were flying through cloudland.

B1 The artist painted a beautiful landscape of cloudland.

B2 The novel described a mystical kingdom in the clouds called cloudland.

C1 Scientists are studying the unique ecosystem of cloudland.

C2 Explorers embarked on a daring expedition to reach the mysterious cloudland.

Examples of cloudland in a Sentence

formal The mountaintop was shrouded in mist, resembling a cloudland.

informal I felt like I was in cloudland when I reached the top of the hill.

slang Dude, that concert was like being in cloudland!

figurative Her mind often drifted to cloudland, where reality seemed distant.

Grammatical Forms of cloudland

• past tense: cloudlanded
• plural: cloudlands
• comparative: more cloudlike
• superlative: most cloudlike
• present tense: cloudlands
• future tense: will cloudland
• perfect tense: have cloudlanded
• continuous tense: is cloudlanding
• singular: cloudland
• positive degree: cloudland
• infinitive: to cloudland
• gerund: cloudlanding
• participle: cloudlanding

Origin and Evolution of cloudland

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'cloudland' is believed to have originated from the combination of 'cloud' and 'land' to describe a place in the sky where clouds gather and form a distinct landscape.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe a fantastical or imaginary place in the sky, 'cloudland' has evolved to also refer to a state of being dreamy or detached from reality.