mooress Synonyms
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mooress Meaning
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mooress (n.)
A female Moor; a Moorish woman.
mooress Sentence Examples
- The ship dropped anchor in the secluded mooress, sheltered from the tempestuous seas.
- The mooress was a tranquil haven for weary seafarers, offering respite and safety.
- The majestic yacht glided effortlessly into the mooress, her sails billowing in the gentle breeze.
- The harbor's mooress was a bustling hub of activity, with boats of all shapes and sizes vying for space.
- The fishermen cast their nets into the mooress, hoping to snare a bountiful catch.
- The mooress provided a sanctuary for aquatic life, with schools of fish darting among the seaweed.
- The tranquil waters of the mooress reflected the shimmering sunlight, creating a breathtaking vista.
- The moon cast its ethereal glow upon the mooress, transforming it into a scene of ethereal beauty.
- The mooress was a haven for swimmers and snorkelers, who marveled at the vibrant marine life.
- The coastal town's economic prosperity depended heavily on the bustling mooress, a vital artery for trade and tourism.
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A female Moor; a Moorish woman.
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The ship dropped anchor in the secluded mooress, sheltered from the tempestuous seas.
The mooress was a tranquil haven for weary seafarers, offering respite and safety.
The majestic yacht glided effortlessly into the mooress, her sails billowing in the gentle breeze.
The harbor's mooress was a bustling hub of activity, with boats of all shapes and sizes vying for space.
