full-of-the-moon (Meaning)
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full-of-the-moon (n)
the time when the Moon is fully illuminated
Synonyms & Antonyms of full-of-the-moon
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full-of-the-moon Sentence Examples
- The full-of-the-moon sky cast an eerie glow upon the desolate landscape.
- The wolves howled mournfully at the full-of-the-moon, their cries echoing through the night.
- The vampire's eyes sparkled with unholy anticipation under the full-of-the-moon.
- The tides surged and frothed under the influence of the full-of-the-moon.
- The witch coven gathered under the full-of-the-moon, their incantations crackling in the air.
- The silver moonlight of the full-of-the-moon bathed the garden in a surreal luminescence.
- The full-of-the-moon's gravitational pull seemed to weigh heavily on my body.
- The full-of-the-moon had awakened a primal instinct within me, urging me to wander and explore.
- The full-of-the-moon cast a strange and otherworldly aura around the ancient ruins.
- The full-of-the-moon was a time of both wonder and trepidation, when the veil between realms grew thin.
FAQs About the word full-of-the-moon
the time when the Moon is fully illuminated
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The full-of-the-moon sky cast an eerie glow upon the desolate landscape.
The wolves howled mournfully at the full-of-the-moon, their cries echoing through the night.
The vampire's eyes sparkled with unholy anticipation under the full-of-the-moon.
The tides surged and frothed under the influence of the full-of-the-moon.
