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A Writer's Dictionary:

night Definition


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night
noun
    1. The time of darkness between sunset and sunrise.
      Thesaurus: dark, darkness, evening, dead of night, nightfall, twilight, witching hour; Antonym: day, daytime.
    2. The time between going to bed and getting up in the morning.
    3. Evening.
      Example: stayed at home last night
    4. Nightfall.
    5. poetic
      Darkness.
    6. An evening on which a particular activity or event takes place.
      Example: my aerobics night
    7. A state of ignorance, evil or sorrow, etc.
adj
    1. Belonging to, occurring, or done in the night.
      Example: the night hours
    2. Working or on duty at night.
      Example: the night shift
Derivative: nightly
adj
    Done or happening at night or every night.
      Thesaurus: by night, at night, nocturnally, each night, nights, regularly.
adverb
    At night; every night.
Derivative: nights
adverb
    colloq
    At night; most nights or every night.
Idiom: make a night of it
    colloq
    To celebrate late into the night.
Etymology: Anglo-Saxon niht.



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