nimbus
/ˈnɪmbəs/Definitions
1. noun
A dark, thick cloud, often associated with rain or thunderstorms.
“The nimbus cloud was a sign that a storm was approaching the city.”
2. noun
A distinctive or characteristic feature of something.
“The nimbus of a successful career surrounded him, but he was unhappy.”
3. noun
In ancient Greece and Rome, a cloud or mist that was believed to carry the souls of the dead.
“The ancient Greeks believed that the nimbus of the gods protected them in the afterlife.”