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Meaning of moted
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moted (a.)
Filled with motes, or fine floating dust; as, the air.
moted Sentence Examples
- The castle was surrounded by a deep, protective moted filled with water.
- The drawbridge lowered across the moted, allowing visitors to enter.
- The moted acted as a moat to deter intruders and prevent attacks.
- The moted reflected the moonlight, creating an ethereal glow around the castle.
- The knight's horse galloped across the moted, its rider aiming for the castle gate.
- The villagers filled the moted with litter, causing an unpleasant stench.
- The bridge over the moted collapsed, cutting off access to the castle.
- The castle's moted became overgrown with vegetation, creating a lush habitat for wildlife.
- The tourists took pictures of the castle's moted, marveling at its historical significance.
- The king's palace was defended by a series of moted, creating a maze-like structure.
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Filled with motes, or fine floating dust; as, the air.
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The castle was surrounded by a deep, protective moted filled with water.
The drawbridge lowered across the moted, allowing visitors to enter.
The moted acted as a moat to deter intruders and prevent attacks.
The moted reflected the moonlight, creating an ethereal glow around the castle.
