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Meanings of
twilight
in English
Portuguese
pôr do sol
Catalan
capvespre
Spanish
crepúsculo
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The time of day immediately following sunset.
fall
dusk
nightfall
gloaming
evenfall
gloam
crepuscule
crepuscle
Portuguese
pôr do sol
Lighted by or as if by twilight.
dusky
twilit
Related terms
dark
Synonyms
Examples for "
dusky
"
dusky
twilit
Examples for "
dusky
"
1
The air was
dusky
;
the cold, in spite of the fire, intolerable.
2
Wider the door swung and several
dusky
faces appeared in the opening.
3
He scowled threateningly as he eyed the
dusky
figure in the doorway.
4
But in the gloom his
dusky
hue was only the more accentuated.
5
Look at that great honey-colored moon that hangs in the
dusky
air.
1
The
twilit
garden was now brighter than the interior of the house.
2
Transcendent, above the shadowed,
twilit
earth was the rosy snow of ecstasy.
3
There was something about the remark that nagged at the
twilit
brain.
4
The town was quiet and couples were wandering the
twilit
,
cobbled streets.
5
She offered it to him in the
twilit
room like an enraptured handmaid.
Usage of
twilight
in English
1
It was early in the
twilight
;
for now the sun set late.
2
It was half-dark; the morning saal lay in a hot sultry
twilight
.
3
It was already
twilight
when we reached the scene of our problem.
4
The
twilight
was falling rapidly; the shadows were blotting out the landscape.
5
The valleys beyond the wood and the
twilight
on them in summer.
6
It was really natural; the sunset was gone, here was grey
twilight
.
7
But the softness is there; everything in this
twilight
temple is soft.
8
The owl hooted at night, and the whippoorwill called in the
twilight
.
9
They crept up the hill in the
twilight
,
and entered the cottage.
10
Mid-winter gripped the dead world; and the
twilight
air was deathly chill.
11
Gradually the
twilight
fell; strange shadows leaped and died on the wall.
12
Often in the
twilight
she sat by him in this silent communion.
13
Grant Herman sat in his studio in the gathering
twilight
thinking gloomily.
14
About
twilight
they encamped in a slight depression in the mountain side.
15
In the deepening, misty
twilight
,
there was something awful in the spot.
16
I estimate that we have about twenty minutes of real
twilight
left.
Other examples for "twilight"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
twilight
Adjective
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
dim twilight
long twilight
deepen twilight
gather twilight
gray twilight
More collocations
Translations for
twilight
Portuguese
pôr do sol
crepúsculo
anoitecer
Catalan
capvespre
crepuscle
vespre
crepuscle vespertí
Spanish
crepúsculo
anochecer
anochecida
Twilight
through the time
Twilight
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common
Ireland
Less common