Definition: The term "altostratus" in the New King James Version (KJV) translates to "white clouds" or "clouds with white patches." This term was used by early Christian writers, but it appears not to have had a literal meaning in the Bible. The term is most closely associated with the concept of a cloud covering the heavens and can also refer to the sky being covered with white clouds. The "altostratus" verse from the New King James Version (KJV) describes this cloud cover: The word 'altostratus' in this context means an overcast or obscured view, especially when there is too much cloudiness around. It's not a literal meaning of "altostratus," but it can be used figuratively to describe a dark and stormy sky with a high layer of clouds that obstructs the sun and makes it hard to see things clearly. The verse goes on: But it is very possible that these clouds may obscure or obscure the view when they are overcast. Even though the cloud covers the whole sky, its shadow is not so full as if there were no cloud. So in summary, "altostratus" refers to an obscured or obstructed view caused by excessive cloudiness.

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