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Meaning of full moon
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full moon (n)
the time when the Moon is fully illuminated
full moon Sentence Examples
- The towering trees cast long shadows under the ethereal glow of the full moon.
- The lake's tranquil surface glimmered like a silver mirror under the full moon's watchful gaze.
- The howls of wolves echoed through the forest, their mournful cries reaching towards the full moon.
- The full moon hung high in the night sky, casting an eerie spell upon the ancient castle.
- The young lovers strolled hand-in-hand beneath the full moon, their hearts filled with joy.
- The full moon seemed to exert an almost hypnotic influence over the sleeping animals.
- The sailor cursed the full moon, blamed for the treacherous storms that raged on the open sea.
- The full moon's silvery rays illuminated the forgotten paths, guiding the lost travelers back to safety.
- The full moon's gravitational pull caused the tides to surge and retreat, a celestial ballet of nature.
- The full moon witnessed countless secrets, both tender and sinister, as it graced the night with its enigmatic presence.
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the time when the Moon is fully illuminated
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The towering trees cast long shadows under the ethereal glow of the full moon.
The lake's tranquil surface glimmered like a silver mirror under the full moon's watchful gaze.
The howls of wolves echoed through the forest, their mournful cries reaching towards the full moon.
The full moon hung high in the night sky, casting an eerie spell upon the ancient castle.
