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- noun Plural form of
moonbeam .
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Examples
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The sight, for instance, of the cover of a book which has been read spins from the character of its title the moonbeams of a distant summer-night.
Time Regained 2003
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The coloring would have suited Cora -- the black hair and the silvery trimmings of the robe to represent the moon but it was not like Cora to seek the dark spots of the garden that her moonbeams might be the brighter.
The Motor Girls Margaret Penrose
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It was now half-past two, and blended with the moonbeams was a peculiar whiteness, which rendered the whole aspect of my surroundings indescribably dreary and ghostly.
Scottish Ghost Stories Elliott O'Donnell 1918
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Problems The "moonbeams" on the horizon that Murray spoke of some years ago made for great newspaper copy but there was no substance behind the claims.
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Problems The "moonbeams" on the horizon that Murray spoke of some years ago made for great newspaper copy but there was no substance behind the claims.
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Problems The "moonbeams" on the horizon that Murray spoke of some years ago made for great newspaper copy but there was no substance behind the claims.
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Problems The "moonbeams" on the horizon that Murray spoke of some years ago made for great newspaper copy but there was no substance behind the claims.
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Problems The "moonbeams" on the horizon that Murray spoke of some years ago made for great newspaper copy but there was no substance behind the claims.
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Problems The "moonbeams" on the horizon that Murray spoke of some years ago made for great newspaper copy but there was no substance behind the claims.
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Problems The "moonbeams" on the horizon that Murray spoke of some years ago made for great newspaper copy but there was no substance behind the claims.
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