Snowcapped

Pronunciation: /ˈsnoʊˌkæpt/

Definitions of snowcapped

adjective describing something that has a covering of snow on its peak or top

Example Sentences

A1 I saw a snowcapped mountain during my vacation.

A2 The snowcapped peaks of the Alps were breathtaking.

B1 The snowcapped trees glistened in the sunlight.

B2 We hiked through the snowcapped wilderness for hours.

C1 The snowcapped landscape was a photographer's dream.

C2 The snowcapped mountain range stretched as far as the eye could see.

Examples of snowcapped in a Sentence

formal The snowcapped mountains provided a picturesque backdrop for the village.

informal We should go skiing on those snowcapped peaks next weekend.

slang Check out those dope snowcapped hills, they look amazing!

figurative Her hair was like a snowcapped mountain, white and glistening in the sunlight.

Grammatical Forms of snowcapped

• past tense: snowcapped
• plural: snowcapped
• comparative: more snowcapped
• superlative: most snowcapped
• present tense: snowcaps
• future tense: will snowcap
• perfect tense: has snowcapped
• continuous tense: is snowcapping
• singular: snowcapped
• positive degree: snowcapped
• infinitive: to snowcap
• gerund: snowcapping
• participle: snowcapped

Origin and Evolution of snowcapped

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'snowcapped' originated from the combination of 'snow' referring to frozen precipitation and 'capped' meaning covered on the top.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe mountains or peaks covered with snow, the term 'snowcapped' has evolved to also refer to any object or structure with a covering of snow on top.