Definition of Nubiform

1. cloudlike [adj]

Lexicographical Neighbors of Nubiform

nubbled
nubbles
nubblier
nubbliest
nubbling
nubbly
nubby
nubcake
nubcakes
nubcakez
nubecula
nubeculae
nubias
nubiferous
nubiferously
nubiform (current term)
nubigenous
nubilate
nubilated
nubilates
nubilating
nubiles
nubilities
nubility
nubilose
nubilous
nublike
nubs
nubuck

Literary usage of Nubiform

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. John Ruskin by Alice Christiana Thompson Meynell (1900)
"... and rational authority of the State; and the clouds " the more or less spectral, hooded, imaginative, and nubiform authority of the Pope, and Church. ..."

2. John Ruskin by Alice Christiana Thompson Meynell (1900)
"... and rational authority of the State; and the clouds " the more or less spectral, hooded, imaginative, and nubiform authority of the Pope, and Church. ..."

3. The Works of John Ruskin by John Ruskin (1874)
"... hooded, imaginative, and nubiform authority of the Pope, and Church.. It will be desirable also that you clearly learn the material relations, ..."

4. Ruskin and the Religion of Beauty by Robert de La Sizeranne (1899)
"... imaginative; and nubiform authority of the Pope, and Church." '••To excuse this mania for etymology, which at every moment draws him from his subject, ..."

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