plenilunary (Meaning)
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plenilunary (a.)
Of or pertaining to the full moon.
Synonyms & Antonyms of plenilunary
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plenilunary Sentence Examples
- The plenilunary glow cast an ethereal aura over the desolate wasteland.
- Under the plenilunary sky, the owls emerged from their slumber, their calls echoing through the silent night.
- The lovers walked hand in hand beneath the plenilunary orb, their shadows intertwining.
- The silver plenilunary light shimmered on the surface of the lake, creating a surreal landscape.
- The plenilunary eclipse painted the night sky an ominous shade of red.
- The plenilunary cycle seemed to influence the moods of the creatures, making them more restless and agitated.
- The plenilunary light illuminated the path of the weary travelers, guiding them through the dense forest.
- The astronomer gazed up at the plenilunary sky, marveling at its celestial beauty.
- The plenilunary illumination revealed the hidden details of the ancient ruins, bringing them to life in the night.
- As the plenilunary moon reached its zenith, the world seemed to stand still in awe and wonder.
FAQs About the word plenilunary
Of or pertaining to the full moon.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The plenilunary glow cast an ethereal aura over the desolate wasteland.
Under the plenilunary sky, the owls emerged from their slumber, their calls echoing through the silent night.
The lovers walked hand in hand beneath the plenilunary orb, their shadows intertwining.
The silver plenilunary light shimmered on the surface of the lake, creating a surreal landscape.
