cloudless

[ kloud-lis ]

adjective

1. having no clouds; clear:

   a cloudless sky.

Other Words From

• cloudless·ly adverb
• cloudless·ness noun

Word History and Origins

Origin of cloudless¹

1350–1400; Middle English. See cloud, -less

Example Sentences

"Clear air" turbulence is, as the name suggests, cloudless and cannot be seen.

From BBC

The moon lit up the cloudless night despite its only being half-full, and the whole land unfolded before them.

From Literature

I'll be the first to admit that I quickly took to Google after Gadd's cloudless admission in the first episode's opening that "this is a true story," keen to learn more.

From Salon

It was that kind of afternoon Friday, when the skies were almost cloudless but strong winds had the flags snapping and Georgia pines swaying.

From Los Angeles Times

Yet on this cloudless night, the crowd would have been happy to be partying almost anywhere.

From New York Times