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Meanings of new moon in English
Usage of new moon in English
1
The new moon had sunk, leaving a pearly light on the water.
2
The new moon might bring some light when it rose, after midnight.
3
A new moon was shining faintly over the woods in the west.
4
Tomorrow's new moon may well bring additional influence to the metaphorical table!
5
Night had fully descended, and the new moon provided precious little light.
6
The new moon had disappeared at the same time as the sun.
7
It was a new moon tonight, which meant there was no moon.
8
We'd do better at a new moon but tonight'll have to do.
9
It was before the new moon, and the little boat lay drifting.
10
The rain ceased, and a new moon shot out between the leaves.
11
Its form is that of the new moon, the horns pointing southward.
12
Repeat, looking at the new moon the first time you see it,-
13
There was a singular half-dusk rather than half-light from the new moon.
14
Look, there was the mark of the new moon above her breast.
15
Ramadan, that year, did not close until the new moon of July.
16
M'sieu, they have been KESKWAO since the beginning of the new moon.
This collocation consists of:
New moon through the time
New moon across language varieties
South Africa
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Less common