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many moons from now

many moons from now phrase: a (very) long time in the future.

Phrase

many moons from now

  1. (idiomatic, literary) A (very) long time in the future.

Questions about many moons from now

What does many moons from now mean?
Many moons from now means a (very) long time in the future.
What part of speech is many moons from now?
Many moons from now is a phrase.

Words near many moons from now in the dictionary

  1. many at times
  2. many hands make light work
  3. many happies
  4. many happy returns
  5. many moons ago
  6. many moons from now
  7. many such cases
  8. many thanks
  9. many time
  10. many times
  11. many-banded krait

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