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Under a cloud

//ˈʌn.dɚ ə klaʊd// prep_phrase

Prep_phrase

1
Of an uncertain future due to an anticipated threat or change in circumstance. idiomatic
"2012, Iain W. Provan, 1 & 2 Kings, Understanding the Bible Commentary Series, unnumbered page, First Kings 9:10-10:29 brings us back to see the glory of this empire. It is glory that must now be seen with respect to 8:22-53 and 9:1-9. It is therefore glory under a cloud, destined to fade away."
2
Under suspicion; subject to critical inspection. idiomatic
"A man accused of a crime is entitled to a speedy trial, not merely because he is under a personal restraint, but also because his reputation is under a cloud, as long as the criminal accusation remains undisposed of."
3
In or into controversial circumstances. idiomatic
"The enlarged Chilean navy was placed under the command of dashing Lord Cochrane, a very distinguished admiral of the British Royal Navy, then under a cloud at home, who took service under the Chilean flag,[…]."

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