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Adjective(1) (2) filled or abounding with clouds

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(1) The battery bank must be sized to absorb the influx of wind-generated electricity and bridge the gap of windless (and sunless ) periods.(2) Olde England must have been a sunless maze that stretched from Penzance to Carlisle.(3) They are stuck instead for a sunless winter on an ice floe.(4) The dark sky in Oshima Meteorological Station evokes a sunless world, a place where it is always night.(5) Repelled by the sunless , cramped conditions in the cities, well-intended architects became obsessed with order.(6) Come winter, he'll have to brave a frigid, largely sunless climate.(7) Action in the Gothic novel tends to take place at night, or at least in a claustrophobic, sunless environment.(8) It is used only in the cold, sunless north.(9) But in our sunless summer of 2007, hailstones shredded the leaves of my teenage beans.(10) Dense clouds shroud Titan's surface, making it mysterious and sunless as well.(11) They will travel as far away as 750 miles through the sunless winter, not to return until the new spring.(12) Move the bed each sunless day.(13) For the inhabitants of Gibraltar this means humid and sunless weather, greatly increasing human stress levels(14) The next 10 days were dull and sunless the severe spell becoming a distant memory.(15) Most climbing roses need full sun, but there are a few that can handle a north-facing, sunless wall.(16) Some say the old warhorses of the energy age, coal and nuclear power stations, will still be needed to cope with windless, sunless , waveless days.