Pronunciation

/nəʊˈsi/

Definitions

• Adjective: Characterized by the presence of snow; having a covering or accumulation of snow. For example: “The snowy landscape was breathtaking.”
• Noun: Snowfall or a layer of snow on a surface. For example: “After the storm, the ground was covered in a thick layer of snowy.”

Phrases

• “A snowy day” describes a day with falling or existing snow.
• “Under a snowy sky” implies a scene with snowflakes falling or a white overcast.
• “Snowy slopes” are hills or mountains covered in snow for skiing or winter sports.

Example Sentences

• Adjective: “The snowy path led to the cabin in the woods.”
• Noun: “Children built a snowman in the snowy backyard.”
• “It was a snowy Christmas Eve, filled with festive cheer.”

Synonyms

• Whiteout
• Frosty
• Fluffy
• Snow-covered
• Winter-white

Antonyms

• Sunny
• Rainy
• Clear
• Bare
• Ice-free