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Contains:
dusk,
evenfall,
fall,
gloaming,
nightfall,
sundown,
sunset,
twilight
Often used in the same context:
occasion,
during,
anniversary,
prelude,
yesterday,
weekend,
preparations,
cusp,
verge,
aftermath,
day,
following,
wednesday,
imminence,
looms,
countdown,
momentousness,
heralds,
brink,
upcoming,
night,
hinging,
runup,
anniv,
quincentenary,
heels,
climax,
centenary,
anticlimax,
backdrop,
week,
dawns,
overshadowing,
tenterhooks,
dampener,
tomorrow,
holyday,
sukkoth,
amid,
midst,
anticipation,
today,
monday,
sidelines,
mars,
monthlong,
thursday,
damper,
curtain raiser,
gears,
marks,
ramanavami,
bombshell,
celebrations,
pall,
culmination,
guy fawkes day,
yom kippur,
commemoration,
simhat torah,
morrow,
date,
holiday,
postponement,
birthday,
allnight,
wake,
quadrennial,
biennial,
pontifical mass,
tuesday,
snubs,
pre,
morning,
tercentenary,
autumn,
portent,
eleventh hour,
valentine day,
outskirts,
evening,
mood,
dress rehearsal,
harbinger,
omen,
precursor,
biannual,
friday,
upstage,
timing,
cheshvan,
inaugural,
horizon,
afterglow,
afternoon,
centerpiece,
behalf,
saturday,
doorstep,
quinquennial,
hemicycle,
tishri,
morn,
mary,
easter,
helen,
beatrice,
sabbath,
summer,
christmas,
sunday,
dawn,
george,
jesus,
moses,
gala,
commencement,
memorable,
bicentennial,
fiftieth,
impromptu,
jovial,
nice,
paschal,
celebratory,
centennial,
commemorative,
joyous,
lent,
lenten,
lovelier
More specific:
guest night
Appears in the definition of:
abel,
adam,
book of genesis,
cain,
congregate,
eden,
fall,
fall of man,
garden of eden,
genesis,
hogmanay,
inductive,
kol nidre,
last supper,
lord's supper,
prelapsarian,
seth,
st john's wort,
tree of knowledge,
twelfth night,
vigil,
walpurgis night,
watch,
watch night
More general:
adult female,
amount of time,
day,
daylight,
daytime,
mean solar day,
period,
period of time,
solar day,
time period,
twenty-four hours,
woman
Synonyms:
evening,
eventide
Also try:
— Nouns for eve:
teasing,
party,
ning,
dinner,
teasers,
movements,
contact,
speech,
broadcast,
night,
meal,
more...
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