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fata morgana

[fah-tah mawr-gah-nah] / ˈfɑ tɑ mɔrˈgɑ nɑ /




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In it he wrote: “I saw the iceberg, looming high/ and cold, like a cold fata morgana,/ it drifted slowly, irrevocably,/ white, nearer to me.”

From New York Times Dec. 2, 2022

He checks Bernstein under "mirage, especially as observed in the Strait of Messina" and finds fata morgana.

From Time Magazine Archive

The snow was fresh and new, but yet the snow was not real nature to her, who always saw her distant landscape, like a fata morgana, quivering in pure incandescence of light.

From Ecstasy: A Study of Happiness A Novel by Louis Couperus

He had seen such visions, such fata morgana, that appeared not unfrequently on this coast, many a time, and had hitherto smiled at such illusions.

From Mohammed Ali and His House by Mrs. Chapman Coleman

"Then it seems that your majesty has followed a fata morgana," said the prince, with a forced smile; "for, as you see, I am alone, and no one else is present in the conservatory."

From Frederick the Great and His Court by L. (Luise) Mühlbach




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