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Descriptive of clouds of extensive horizontal development, as contrasted to the vertically developed cumuliform types. See stratus, altostratus, cirrostratus, nimbostratus, stratocumulus.
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| stratiform |
(of a cloud) having predominantly horizontal development.
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| stratiform |
Clouds composed of water droplets that exhibit no or have very little vertical development. The density of the droplets often blocks sunlight, casting shadows on the earth's surface. Bases of these clouds are generally no more than 6,000 feet above the ground. They are classified as low clouds, and include all varieties of stratus and stratocumulus. The opposite in type are the vertical development of cumuliform clouds.
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cartilage such as that lining the bony grooves lodging certain tendons.
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