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- proper noun Roman mythology One of the three
Fates , or Parcae, daughter ofJupiter and Justitia; thecutter of the thread of life
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Examples
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To make it worse, we have three older sisters—Decima, Nona, and Morta—who think they are so much better than us, and trust us so little, that they locked us away forever.
The Three Furies Kaza Kingsley 2010
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Morta allegedly charged $40 for patrons to board the quarter million-dollar bus.
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Police said Morta, the so-called madam, was also one of the prostitutes.
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The older sisters, Decima, Nona, and Morta, became who you now know as the three Fates.
The Three Furies Kaza Kingsley 2010
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According to police, Christina Morta was operating what appeared to be a brothel on wheels; a bus with five prostitutes on board that made regular stops along South Beach.
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Police said Morta, the so-called madam, was also one of the prostitutes.
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According to police, Christina Morta was operating what appeared to be a brothel on wheels; a bus with five prostitutes on board that made regular stops along South Beach.
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Morta allegedly charged $40 for patrons to board the quarter million-dollar bus.
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To make it worse, we have three older sisters— Decima, Nona, and Morta—who think they are so much better than us, and trust us so little, that they locked us away forever.
The Three Furies Kaza Kingsley 2010
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Disguised as a fairy, Amelia journeys into the Kingdom of the Moon to find Sam with the help of the impetuous fairy Morta.
Archive 2006-12-24 Miss Snark 2006
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