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moonless

[ UK /mˈuːnləs/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. without a moon or a visible moon
    a moonless planet
    the dark moonless night

How To Use moonless In A Sentence

  • a black moonless night
  • Now it resembled a low fortress wall with blocks of stone evenly cut and dressed, and white lines to guide devotees on moonless nights.
  • Blacker than a moonless night and edged with crimson, the blue and purple undersides smelled of wing musk and of Dante—burning leaves and November frost and deep, dark earth. Etched in Bone
  • When she awoke again the boat had stayed, and she was come aland; but the dawn was not yet come, and the night was moonless, yet was there light enough to see, from the water and the stars, that the bows of the boat were lying safe on a little sandy beach. The Water of the Wondrous Isles
  • the dark moonless night
  • At night the sky had been swept clean of clouds and the stars were blazing in the moonless night.
  • On moonless nights when the landlord and his wife were too busy with trade to notice his absence, he prowled the bay, committing to memory its tidal vagaries and hazards to navigation, while he easily scried the maneuvers of the Cathran fleet and judged the competence of the different squadron leaders. Conqueror's Moon
  • It was now a matter of time before the moonless darkness of night descended.
  • a moonless planet
  • As it was a moonless night visibility on the strait was non-existent, though the pelting rain had eased somewhat. THE ANCIENT FUTURE: THE DARK AGE
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