nocturne
/ˈnɒktərn/Definitions
1. noun
A piece of music, typically a slow and expressive one, that is intended to evoke a night scene or a feeling of the night.
“The orchestra played a beautiful nocturne at the concert.”
2. noun
A painting or drawing that depicts a night scene or evokes a feeling of the night.
“The artist’s nocturne of the city skyline was exhibited in the gallery.”
3. noun
A poem or piece of writing that evokes a feeling of the night, often with a melancholic or dreamy atmosphere.
“The poet’s nocturne captured the essence of a lonely night under the stars.”
4. adjective
Relating to or evoking the night, especially in a melancholic or dreamy way.
“The nocturne lighting in the restaurant created a romantic atmosphere.”