Nightwalk

Pronunciation: /naɪt.wɔk/

Definitions of nightwalk

noun a walk taken during the night, typically for leisure or exercise

Example Sentences

A1 I enjoy taking a nightwalk to clear my mind.

A2 She went for a nightwalk to explore the city streets.

B1 The nightwalk through the forest was both eerie and exhilarating.

B2 After dinner, we decided to go for a nightwalk along the beach.

C1 The artist found inspiration for his painting during a late nightwalk in the city.

C2 The nightwalk under the stars was a magical experience that she would never forget.

Examples of nightwalk in a Sentence

formal Taking a nightwalk can be a peaceful way to unwind after a long day.

informal I love going for a nightwalk to clear my head.

slang Let's go for a nightwalk and see where the night takes us.

figurative Embarking on a nightwalk symbolizes exploring the unknown in life.

Grammatical Forms of nightwalk

• past tense: nightwalked
• plural: nightwalks
• comparative: more nightwalk
• superlative: most nightwalk
• present tense: nightwalk
• future tense: will nightwalk
• perfect tense: have nightwalked
• continuous tense: is nightwalking
• singular: nightwalk
• positive degree: nightwalk
• infinitive: to nightwalk
• gerund: nightwalking
• participle: nightwalked

Origin and Evolution of nightwalk

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'nightwalk' originated from Middle English, where 'night' referred to the time of darkness and 'walk' meant to move on foot.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'nightwalk' evolved to refer to walking during the nighttime hours, often with connotations of secrecy or danger.