Fog Sentences
Fog is a thick cloud of tiny water droplets near the ground that obscures visibility. e.g., The city was blanketed in a dense fog this morning.
How to use Fog in a sentence
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Fog Sentences
Driving in the fog can be very dangerous.
The fog made it hard for us to see the road.
The mountains disappeared behind the fog.
The morning fog gave the town a mysterious feel.
The fog rolled in from the sea.
The sun finally broke through the fog by noon.
Visibility was reduced to ten feet because of the fog.
We could barely see the lighthouse beam through the fog.
We waited for the fog to lift before taking off.
The airport was closed due to thick fog.
The harbor was silent in the fog.
Fog often forms in this valley in the early morning.
The bridge was almost invisible in the fog.
The car's headlights reflected off the fog, creating a ghostly glow.
The fog settled around the town, making it look like a scene from a movie.
The fog added an element of surprise to our hike.
The fog muffled the sounds of the busy street.
Birds flew low to the ground to avoid the fog.
The path became difficult to navigate in the fog.
The fog seemed to swallow the entire countryside.
She held her hand in front of her, but the fog was too thick to see it.
The school bus took extra precautions in the fog.
The trees looked like shadows in the fog.
We heard the train's whistle long before we saw it through the fog.
The campfire struggled to shine through the surrounding fog.
The village looked magical covered in fog.
The sound of the foghorn echoed in the distance.
The fog created an eerie atmosphere in the woods.
We could hear the foghorn warning ships at sea.
We decided to stay indoors until the fog cleared.
I love watching the fog lift and reveal the landscape beneath.
The dense fog made our morning walk an adventure.
The fog seemed to muffle all the normal sounds of the morning.
The beach was deserted, with only the fog for company.
The sun struggled to pierce the thick fog.
The park was serene and quiet, covered in a blanket of fog.
The island was a faint outline in the middle of the fog.
The lake was calm, reflecting the fog that hovered above.
Boats stayed docked, waiting for the fog to clear.
The concert was postponed due to the unexpected fog.
The city skyline was barely visible through the fog.
The fog cast a silvery light over the fields.
Fog always makes the old castle look haunted.
The fog gave the playground an otherworldly appearance.
The cows looked like gentle ghosts grazing in the fog.
We had to use a map because the fog hid the road signs.
Fog always reminds me of mystery novels.
The fog seemed to cling to the trees.
I could hear the distant sound of a dog barking through the fog.
The fog made the familiar streets look unfamiliar.
Fog Definitions
Fog is a mass or cloud of smoke.
The fire left a fog of smoke in the room.
Fog is a thick mist of tiny water droplets in the air close to the ground.
The forest was covered in a blanket of fog.
Fog is a state of confusion or lack of clarity.
His mind was in a fog after the news.
Fog is a blur on a photograph or film.
The old photo has a fog due to age.
Fog is a cloud of fine particles or droplets in the air.
The machines created a fog of steam.
Fog is a substance that appears like a mist.
The spray left a fog on the window.
Fog Idioms & Phrases
Fog of the mind
A state of forgetfulness or confusion.
Since the accident, he's been in a fog of the mind.
Fog of war
The confusion caused by the chaos of war.
The general had to make decisions amidst the fog of war.
Cut through the fog
Clarify a confusing situation.
Her explanation really helped cut through the fog.
Fog out
To forget or fail to remember.
I completely fogged out on her birthday.
Fog up
Become covered with steam or mist.
My glasses always fog up when I drink hot coffee.
Burn off the fog
Clarify or enlighten.
The lecture really helped to burn off the fog on the subject.
Roll in like fog
Appear slowly and steadily.
Worries began to roll in like fog after the bad news.
Lost in the fog
Completely confused.
After all the math problems, I was lost in the fog.
Lift the fog
Remove confusion or clarify.
Talking to a counselor helped lift the fog from her thoughts.
In a fog
Confused or not understanding.
After his all-nighter, he spent the day in a fog.
Foggy notion
A vague idea or understanding.
I have only a foggy notion of what they want.
Fog over
To become unclear or obscured.
The window would fog over every morning.
Thicker than fog
Describing something extremely dense or hard to navigate.
The manual for the machine was thicker than fog.
Fog at sea
Feeling lost or directionless.
After losing his job, he felt like a fog at sea.
Pea soup fog
An extremely thick fog.
The city was covered in a pea soup fog this morning.
Clear as fog
Something that is not clear or is confusing.
His explanation was as clear as fog.
Dense as fog
Lacking understanding or awareness.
Sometimes he can be as dense as fog.
Into the fog
Moving into the unknown.
She ventured into the fog of the future with hope.
Foggy memory
An unclear or partial memory.
I have a foggy memory of that night.
Foghorn voice
A very loud and deep voice.
His foghorn voice could be heard across the room.
Common Curiosities
What part of speech is Fog?
Noun (and can also be a verb).
What is the verb form of Fog?
Fog, fogging, fogged.
What is the pronunciation of Fog?
/fɒɡ/ (rhymes with "dog").
What is another term for Fog?
Mist.
Why is it called Fog?
The exact origin is uncertain, but it's used to describe a thick mist.
How many syllables are in Fog?
One.
What is the second form of Fog?
Fogging (verb form).
What is the root word of Fog?
The origin is uncertain, possibly from Scandinavian or Low German.
Which vowel is used before Fog?
The letter "o" is the vowel in "fog."
What is the opposite of Fog?
Clarity or clearness.
How do we divide Fog into syllables?
Fog is one syllable, so it isn't divided.
What is the third form of Fog?
Fogged (verb form).
Which preposition is used with Fog?
In, into, through, and under are commonly used with "fog."
Is Fog an adverb?
No.
What is the first form of Fog?
Fog (as a noun or verb).
Which conjunction is used with Fog?
Any conjunction (e.g., and, but, or) can be used with "fog" depending on the sentence structure.
Which article is used with Fog?
Both "a" and "the" can be used with "fog" depending on the context.
Is Fog an abstract noun?
No, it's concrete as it can be experienced with the senses.
Is Fog a collective noun?
No.
Is the Fog term a metaphor?
It can be used metaphorically to represent confusion or lack of clarity.
What is a stressed syllable in Fog?
The entire word "fog" is stressed as it's one syllable.
How is Fog used in a sentence?
Fog obscures visibility when it is dense.
What is the singular form of Fog?
Fog.
Is Fog a vowel or consonant?
The word "fog" starts with a consonant.
Is the word “Fog” a Direct object or an Indirect object?
"Fog" can function as a direct object depending on the sentence structure, e.g., "I couldn't see the fog."
Which determiner is used with Fog?
Determiners like "the," "a," "some," or "this" can be used with "fog" depending on context.
What is the plural form of Fog?
Fogs.
Is Fog a noun or adjective?
Noun (though "foggy" is the adjective form).
Is Fog a negative or positive word?
Neutral, but context may assign a positive or negative connotation.
Is Fog a countable noun?
Yes, in contexts like "different types of fogs."
Is the word Fog is imperative?
No.
Is the word Fog is Gerund?
No, but "fogging" can be a gerund.
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