After-Dark

Pronunciation: /ˈæftər-dɑːrk/

Definitions of after-dark

noun a period of time after sunset when it is dark outside

Example Sentences

A1 I don't like walking alone after-dark.

A2 It is important to be cautious after-dark in unfamiliar areas.

B1 Many cities have after-dark events for residents to enjoy.

B2 The after-dark atmosphere in the city was vibrant and lively.

C1 The after-dark activities in the resort catered to a variety of interests.

C2 The after-dark entertainment options in the city were endless.

Examples of after-dark in a Sentence

formal The after-dark activities in the city are closely monitored by law enforcement.

informal Let's go check out the after-dark scene downtown tonight.

slang I heard there's a killer after-dark party happening this weekend.

figurative The after-dark of her life symbolized a period of great change and transformation.

Grammatical Forms of after-dark

• plural: after-darks
• comparative: more after-dark
• superlative: most after-dark
• present tense: after-dark
• future tense: will be after-dark
• perfect tense: have been after-dark
• continuous tense: is being after-dark
• singular: after-dark
• positive degree: after-dark
• infinitive: to be after-dark
• gerund: being after-dark
• participle: after-dark

Origin and Evolution of after-dark

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The term 'after-dark' originated from Old English, where 'after' meant 'after' and 'dark' referred to the absence of light.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'after-dark' has come to be commonly used to refer to the time after sunset when it is dark outside, usually implying nighttime activities or events.