encloud in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To encloud means to cover or obscure with clouds or to cause to become unclear or filled with confusion.

The sky began to encloud as the storm approached, casting a shadow over the landscape.
Her thoughts started to encloud with doubt as the deadline loomed closer.
The artist's latest painting seemed to encloud the viewer's mind with a sense of mystery.
As the evening wore on, the mist began to encloud the valley, making it almost ethereal.
The unexpected news threatened to encloud the joyful atmosphere of the celebration.