dusk

/dʌsk/
noun
  1. The time of day when the sky is becoming dark, just after sunset.
    • We went for a walk at dusk and watched the stars appear.
    • Dusk is my favorite time to sit on the porch and relax.
    • The park closes at dusk, so we had to leave.
Antonyms
adjective
  1. Having a dark or shadowy appearance; dim.
    • The dusk light made the mountains look mysterious.
    • She wore a dusk-colored dress to the evening party.
    • The room was filled with a dusk glow from the setting sun.
verb
  1. To become dark or dim; to grow shadowy.
    • As the storm approached, the afternoon dusked into twilight.
    • The sky began to dusk as the sun dipped below the horizon.
    • The forest dusks quickly in the winter months.
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