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twilight

[twahy-lahyt] / ˈtwaɪˌlaɪt /


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Glowing in the twilight, Trey stepped out from between two redbud trees.

From Literature

In the far north of the UK, particularly northern Scotland, there will be close to 19 hours of daylight, with twilight lingering well into the night and barely any true darkness.

From BBC

Then he took off his hat, and in the October twilight, I recognized the young German watchmaker whom Father had discharged four years ago.

From Literature

Darker than twilight by the time I reach the Dannenbergs’ row house.

From Literature

Nightjars are crepuscular ground-nesting birds meaning they emerge at twilight and can be seen hunting for food at dusk and dawn.

From BBC