What is another word for more snowcapped?
Pronunciation: [mˈɔː snˈə͡ʊkapt] (IPA) 
"More snowcapped" is a phrase that refers to something that has a greater amount of snow on top of it. To describe such a thing, there are various synonyms that can be used. For instance, one can use phrases like "heavily frosted," "glacier-topped," "ice-covered," and "snowy-peaked." Other synonyms that can be employed are words like "snow-crowned," "snow-blanketed," "snow-mantled," and "snow-clad." These synonyms have different shades of meaning and can be used to convey varying degrees of how much snow is on top of something. These synonyms are useful in creative writing, reporting weather conditions, and describing geographical features.
