twilight|twilights in English

noun

[twi·light || 'twaɪlaɪt]

soft light from the sky between sunset and full night or just before sunrise; time of day characterized by faint sunlight; period of decline; faint light; vagueness

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1. Crepuscular animals are most active at twilight (crepusculum = twilight)

2. What's Twilight?

3. Antonyms for Brightnesses include dullnesses, blacknesses, darks, darknesses, dulnesses, duskinesses, dimnesses, stupidities, dusks and twilights

4. Twilight and evening bell,

5. Crepuscule definition, twilight; dusk

6. Written just a few summers ago, on one of those murky, briny twilights on the island.

7. Twilight Abseiling + 60m + Pizza

8. We stayed outside till twilight.

9. Both looked eerie in the twilight.

10. The exhibition includes woodcut and linocut prints such as Forest (200 and the triptych Twilight I, Twilight II and Twilight III (200 and the portfolio Landscape (200.

11. Comfort in My Twilight Years

12. "The Twilight Saga: New Moon".

13. Crepuscular animals are active during twilight

14. The twilight died into the dark.

15. Shadowy twilight never dimmed the brightness.

16. Crepuscular definition: Crepuscular means relating to → twilight

17. Twilight is a dangerous time for drivers.

18. I strain to see through the twilight.

19. I have read the Twilight tetralogy.

20. The end glowed in the twilight.

21. " Is this the twilight of my career? "

22. That's in bestsellers, right next to Twilight.

23. Twilight in the kingdom: understanding the Saudis.

24. It is now twilight, " he announced sententiously."

25. Homer lived in the twilight of history.