morada

American  

[mer-ah-duh, mawr-] / mərˈɑ də, mɔr- /

noun

plural

moradas

1. a chapel or meetinghouse of the Penitentes.

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Example Sentences

Her family lives south of the golf course on Morada Place and left in a whirlwind.

From Los Angeles Times

“We’re on Palisades Drive. We went past Piedra Morada. We’re still heading up to where the fire is showing.”

From Los Angeles Times

Instead, according to publicly available information, the crews nearest to the fire were based at Stations 23 and 69, both on Sunset Boulevard, about three to four miles from the Piedra Morada address on a street map.

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As Engine 23 passed Piedra Morada, crews were asked to assess the threat to homes, once they laid eyes on the fire, the radio traffic indicated.

From Los Angeles Times

The first 911 call came at 10:29 a.m., from a resident of Piedra Morada Drive in Pacific Palisades.

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