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dusk

[duhsk] / dʌsk /


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They can come at any time but usually from around dusk, and they raid in herds, as pairs or sometimes lone elephants with their calves.

From BBC

The wildlife agency encourages residents to limit hiding places for mountain lions around homes, install outdoor lighting, and keep pets and children inside at dusk.

From Seattle Times

The operator did not have permission to take the boat into the waters after dusk, The Indian Express newspaper reported.

From BBC

At dusk, the boy finally arrived on a boat sent back upstream to look for him.

From Washington Times

Enter Dr. Toledo’s team, which was performing research in the Restinga forests of eastern Brazil when, at dusk, they stumbled upon plant-loving frogs in action.

From New York Times