Moonbeams Meaning in English
word · lemma: moonbeam
Definition
Moonbeams are long, thin rays of light that come from the moon, often seen at night when the sky is clear.
Usage & Nuances
Mostly poetic or literary; rarely used in scientific contexts. Common in descriptions of night scenes or romantic settings. Often used in the plural as 'moonbeams.' Not to be confused with 'moonlight,' which refers to all light from the moon.
Example Sentences
The garden was filled with moonbeams last night.
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Children tried to catch the moonbeams with their hands.
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She lay in bed watching moonbeams dance on the wall.
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There’s something magical about moonbeams shining through the trees.
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We sat quietly, letting the cool moonbeams light up our faces.
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Even the calm lake glittered wherever moonbeams touched the water.
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