"Whiteouts" example sentences

white·out

noun

whiteouts (plural noun)

- a blizzard, especially in polar regions, that reduces visibilities to near zero.

- a weather condition in which the features and horizon of snow-covered country are indistinguishable due to uniform light diffusion.

- white correction fluid for covering typing or writing mistakes.

- a loss of color vision due to rapid acceleration, often before a loss of consciousness.

"Whiteouts" Example Sentences

1. Snow was so thick that the roads became whiteouts.
2. We had to pull over during the whiteouts.
3. The wind was blowing so hard that it created whiteouts.
4. The driver had to pull over due to the whiteouts.
5. He couldn't see anything during the whiteouts.
6. The visibility was zero during the whiteouts.
7. The whiteouts were so bad that no one could drive.
8. The snow was so thick that it caused whiteouts.
9. The whiteouts were so severe that they had to close the highway.
10. The snow was so thick that it created whiteouts.
11. The whiteouts were so intense that the roads were closed.
12. The snow was so thick that it caused whiteouts on the roads.
13. The whiteouts were so intense that visibility was zero.
14. The snow was so thick that it created whiteouts on the highway.
15. The whiteouts were so severe that no one could drive.
16. The snow was so thick that it caused whiteouts on the interstate.
17. The whiteouts were so intense that the roads were impassable.
18. The whiteouts were so bad that the highway had to be closed.
19. The whiteouts were so severe that the roads were closed.
20. The whiteouts were so intense that no one could drive.