The thick smoke billowed, obscuring the firefighters' vision.

Meaning: The heavy smoke made it difficult for the firefighters to see clearly.

Choice of Words: Thick describes the density of the smoke, indicating its heaviness and difficulty to see through. Billowed is a verb that describes the movement of the smoke, suggesting its voluminous and billowing nature.

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Related Expressions

• Smoke billowed thick and black into the sky.
• Smoke billowed, creating a thick, dark cloud.
• Fire crackled, smoke billowed, flames danced.
• Fire roared, smoke billowed.
• Smoke billowed from the burning house.
• Smoke billowed from the chimney.
• Smoke billowed, eyes watered.
• Fire roared, smoke billowed, flames danced.
• Smoke billowed from burning building.
• Smoke billowed from the house.