Synonyms for Crepuscular lights:
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n.
• twilight
- afterglow
, - afterlight
, - crepuscular light
, - decline
, - dimness
, - dusk
, - early evening
, - ebb
, - end
, - evening
, - eventide
, - gloaming
, - half-light
, - last phase
, - late-afternoon
, - night
, - nightfall
, - sundown
, - sunset
.
Other relevant words:
- cease
, - close
, - closing
, - conclusion
, - correct
, - crepuscle
, - crepuscule
, - dark
, - death
, - decay
, - declension
, - declination
, - declivity
, - descent
, - destruction
, - diminution
, - downslope
, - duskiness
, - ebb away
, - ebb down
, - ebb off
, - ebb out
, - ebbing
, - ending
, - eve
, - even
, - evenfall
, - faintness
, - fall
, - finish
, - go down
, - goal
, - last
, - nighttime
, - nox
, - oddment
, - pass up
, - reflux
, - refuse
, - reject
, - remainder
, - remnant
, - slump
, - stop
, - subduedness
, - terminal
, - terminate
, - turn down
, - twilight
, - wane
, - worsen
.
What are the hypernyms for Crepuscular lights?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
lamps, Electric lights, lighting fixtures.
What are the opposite words for crepuscular lights?
Crepuscular lights are the dim and subdued rays of light that illuminate the atmosphere during the twilight period. The antonyms, on the other hand, are the bright and vivid lights that shine during the day or night. Some antonyms for crepuscular lights include radiant sunshine, dazzling lights, luminous glow, brilliant illumination, and effulgent beams. These antonyms are characterized by their intense brightness and visibility, unlike crepuscular lights that are more subdued and subdued. Whether you prefer the gentle hues of the crepuscular lights or the vibrant energy of their antonyms, both are captivating in their own right and add a memorable touch to any moment.
What are the antonyms for Crepuscular lights?
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