twilight
/ˈtwɪlaɪt/Definitions
1. noun
The time of day when the sun is below the horizon but the night has not yet fallen, typically characterized by soft, reddish light.
“She loved to take long walks during the twilight, watching the stars come out.”
2. noun
A state or period of partial darkness, especially before dawn or after sunset.
“The woods were in twilight, with only a few trees still lit by the fading sunlight.”
3. noun
A time of transition or uncertainty, often between two stages or phases.
“The company was in a state of twilight, waiting to see if it would be acquired or go bankrupt.”
4. adjective
Relating to or characteristic of the time of day when the sun is below the horizon but the night has not yet fallen.
“Twilight skies are often painted with hues of pink and orange.”
5. verb
To make something appear or feel faint, especially in the evening or at sunset.
“The setting sun began to twilight the landscape, casting a warm glow over the fields.”