1. Plural of hoarfrost; deposits of ice crystals formed when water vapor freezes directly on cold surfaces, typically appearing as white, feathery coatings on grass, trees, and other objects.
Usage: Countable noun; typically used in plural form when referring to multiple instances or occurrences; Common in meteorology and weather descriptions

Examples

• The hoarfrosts of early winter covered the meadow in a sparkling white blanket.
• After several cold nights, thick hoarfrosts accumulated on the fence posts.
• The garden was transformed by hoarfrosts that made every leaf and blade of grass glisten.
• Photographers love capturing the delicate patterns created by hoarfrosts on winter mornings.
• The hoarfrosts melted away as soon as the sun rose above the horizon.
• In northern regions, hoarfrosts are a common sight during the coldest months.