Smoke filled the air thickly.

Meaning: This sentence describes the air being densely filled with smoke due to burning.

Choice of Words: Smoke refers to the visible particles suspended in the air due to combustion or burning. Filled means to occupy or make full. The is a definite article used before a noun to indicate a specific one. Air refers to the mixture of gases that surrounds the Earth. Thickly means in a dense or concentrated manner.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• Snow covered ground thickly.
• Snow covered the ground thickly.
• The scent of wood smoke filled the air pleasantly.
• Smoke filled the air around.
• Smoke filled the hallway quickly.
• The smoke filled the room.
• Crisp air carried scent of wood smoke.
• Fire crackled night air smelled smoke.
• Battle raged on, filling the air with smoke and fire.
• The air was thick with the smell of smoke and blood.