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Antonyms:
aurora,
break of day,
break of the day,
cockcrow,
dawn,
dawning,
daybreak,
dayspring,
first light,
morning,
sunrise,
sunup
Often used in the same context:
dusk,
nightfall,
sunrise,
daybreak,
sunup,
midnight,
dawn,
sunset,
noon,
sabbath,
simchat torah,
shabbat,
yom kippur,
rosh hashana,
maghrib,
evening,
suppertime,
rosh hashanah,
kol nidre,
darkness,
sukkoth,
simchas torah,
midday,
reveille,
daylight,
dinnertime,
witching hour,
summer solstice,
tammuz,
fasting,
tenebrae,
tishri,
spring equinox,
autumnal equinox,
nighttime,
pesah,
daven,
moonless,
mornings,
owling,
hashanah,
succoth,
cheshvan,
candlelight,
kislev,
simhat torah,
shawwal,
eventide,
chanukkah,
predawn,
noontime,
maundy thursday,
twilight,
night,
moonlight,
sukkot,
kiddush,
vernal equinox,
rosh chodesh,
mugginess,
caroling,
hilal,
moonrise,
afternoons,
passover,
shivah,
brunch,
minyan,
sun,
winter solstice,
sundowner,
trisagion,
blessed sacrament,
omer,
evening prayer,
pesach,
hanukah,
prayers,
firelight,
walpurgis night,
hallel,
sleepyheads,
lunar calendar,
festivities,
noonday,
solstice,
midmorning,
observances,
moonlit,
huppah,
haftarah,
shavuot,
triduum,
wiener roast,
hannukah,
bedtime,
christmastide,
candlemas,
rosh hodesh,
picnicking,
chanukah,
showtime,
autumn,
his,
easter,
hits,
midsummer,
sta,
barbara,
blind,
christmas,
bleary,
blustery,
brighter,
crowded,
dim,
effulgent,
faraway,
festive,
five,
foggy,
forgettable,
ghost,
greener,
hardscrabble,
loveliest,
nahua,
oceanfront,
paling
Appears in the definition of:
.,
drumbeat,
sundowner
Part of:
eve,
evening,
eventide
More general:
hour,
time of day
Synonyms:
sunset
Also try:
— Adjectives for sundown:
near,
past,
next,
hurry,
long,
red,
nigh,
early,
last,
late,
previous,
more...
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