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Moira
[moi-ruh]
noun
plural
MoiraiClassical Mythology.
the personification of fate.
Moirai, the Fates. See fate.
(often lowercase)(among ancient Greeks) a person's fate or destiny.
a female given name.
Word History and Origins
Origin of Moira1
Example Sentences
"I think it translates well," said Kate, who plays Chief Inspector Moira Jacobson.
"I'm very sweary and the longer he was round me the swearier my character Moira became."
When Madame Moira reaches out to Cadence to announce her upcoming nuptials, she reluctantly agrees to attend her engagement party.
New York-based Michelle Lipkin, whose father Frank Ciulla was killed on the flight, speaks fondly about "the women who laundered the clothes", including Ella Ramsden and Moira Shearer.
"My mother was close to Ella and Moira, and we see Moira when we go to Scotland," she says.
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