Pronunciation: /ˈtwaɪˌlaɪt/
noun the soft glowing light from the sky when the sun is below the horizon, caused by the refraction and scattering of the sun's rays
A1 I like to take a walk in the twilight.
A2 The twilight sky was a beautiful shade of pink and purple.
B1 As the twilight descended, the city lights started to twinkle.
B2 The twilight hours are my favorite time to relax and unwind.
C1 She sat on the porch, sipping tea, watching the twilight fade into night.
C2 The painter captured the subtle colors of the twilight in his masterpiece.
verb not applicable
A1 I twilight my curtains every evening.
A2 She twilights her favorite book before going to bed.
B1 The city slowly twilights as the sun sets over the horizon.
B2 The old castle twilights in the fading light of the day.
C1 The artist carefully twilights the colors in his masterpiece to create a sense of depth.
C2 The author twilights the plot of the novel with unexpected twists and turns.
adjective relating to or characteristic of twilight; dim or fading
A1 The twilight sky was filled with stars.
A2 She loved taking walks in the twilight hours.
B1 The twilight colors of the sunset painted the sky in shades of pink and orange.
B2 The twilight atmosphere created a sense of mystery and magic.
C1 The twilight hours are often considered the most romantic time of day.
C2 The twilight glow of the city skyline was breathtaking from the rooftop bar.
adverb not applicable
A1 She arrived at the party at twilight.
A2 The animals come out to hunt at twilight.
B1 The town looked peaceful in the twilight hours.
B2 The sky was painted with beautiful colors at twilight.
C1 The twilight sky was a sight to behold.
C2 The twilight hours were filled with a sense of tranquility.
pronoun not applicable
A1 I like to watch movies at twilight.
A2 Twilight is my favorite time of day.
B1 The beauty of twilight never fails to amaze me.
B2 Twilight is a magical time when the sky changes colors.
C1 The tranquility of twilight is perfect for reflection.
C2 Twilight casts a peaceful aura over the landscape.
preposition not applicable
A1 I like to go for a walk in the twilight.
A2 The birds chirped softly in the twilight of the evening.
B1 The house was barely visible in the twilight of dawn.
B2 The cityscape looked magical in the twilight of dusk.
C1 The artist captured the beauty of the landscape in the soft twilight.
C2 The lovers strolled hand in hand through the romantic twilight.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I like to go for a walk at twilight.
A2 Twilight is the time of day when the sun is setting.
B1 I will meet you at twilight and we can watch the stars come out.
B2 Twilight is a magical time when the sky changes colors.
C1 The twilight of his career was marked by great success.
C2 Twilight can be a time of reflection and introspection.
interjection not applicable
A1 Twilight! It's getting dark outside.
A2 Twilight is my favorite time of day.
B1 Twilight is the perfect time for a romantic walk.
B2 Twilight always makes me feel nostalgic.
C1 Twilight signifies the transition between day and night.
C2 The beauty of twilight never fails to mesmerize me.
article not applicable
A1 I like to take a walk in the twilight.
A2 The twilight sky was painted with shades of pink and purple.
B1 The twilight hours are perfect for capturing beautiful photographs.
B2 As the twilight descended, the city lights began to twinkle.
C1 The twilight of his career was marked by numerous achievements.
C2 She sat on the porch, sipping a glass of wine, enjoying the tranquil twilight.
formal The twilight hours are often considered the most peaceful time of day.
informal Let's go for a walk during twilight, the lighting is perfect for photos.
slang Twilight is when the sky looks all pink and purple, it's so pretty.
figurative As she reached the twilight of her career, she reflected on all her accomplishments.
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