looming
Speech parts
1. looming - Noun
2. looming - Verb
Meaning
of Loom
The indistinct and magnified appearance of objects seen in particular states of the atmosphere. See Mirage.
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According to a statement by the university, in light of the looming ventilator shortages faced by the country, the UJ engineering team designed and developed the portable 3D printed mechanical ventilators.
Abulafia, pg. 127 Otto returned to Germany to deal with the situation, hopeful to salvage something from the looming disaster.
According to a 2017 report by Delta Waterfowl Foundation, resurgent duck populations haven’t solved the “looming crisis” of historically low numbers of duck hunters.
A condition for abrupt and catastrophic flood formation is looming in Nile river basin.
Aged 11, he photographed his bedroom from ground level, furniture and a mirror looming over his toy racing cars.
All of you who've been forwarding that Instagram post about the looming closure of Giovanni's Restaurant, stop it!