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Snowdrift

usgb/ˈsnəʊdrɪft/Volume
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Use 'snowdrift' when describing a snow scene affected by windy conditions. SlideThe blizzard left a snowdrift against our front door.
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HindrancesPlay
'Snowdrifts' can represent obstacles, especially in travel contexts due to their size. SlideSchool was canceled due to snowdrifts blocking the streets.
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Visual ImageryPlay
The term 'snowdrift' often evokes beautiful but cold wintry scenes. SlideThe garden was decorated with delicate patterns of snowdrifts.