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Definition of moonset in English: moonsetnoun ˈmuːnsɛtˈmunsɛt The setting or time of setting of the moon below the horizon. I'm greeted with a spectacular moonset the best times to observe these meteors are after moonset Example sentencesExamples - From atop her horse she could see two figures at a window, midway up the building, one distinctly older than the other, watching the moonset.
- Indeed a partial lunar eclipse could be seen from New England, early in the morning on May 18, although only at moonset.
- The best viewing opportunity will come on the morning of August 12, during a narrow window from moonset until the start of morning twilight.
- For locals, moonset is around 1 AM tonight and a little after 1: 30 AM tomorrow night.
Definition of moonset in US English: moonsetnounˈmunsɛtˈmo͞onset The setting or time of setting of the moon below the horizon. I'm greeted with a spectacular moonset the best times to observe these meteors are after moonset Example sentencesExamples - The best viewing opportunity will come on the morning of August 12, during a narrow window from moonset until the start of morning twilight.
- From atop her horse she could see two figures at a window, midway up the building, one distinctly older than the other, watching the moonset.
- Indeed a partial lunar eclipse could be seen from New England, early in the morning on May 18, although only at moonset.
- For locals, moonset is around 1 AM tonight and a little after 1: 30 AM tomorrow night.
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