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night-time
noun
- the time from sunset to sunrise; night as distinct from day
- ( as modifier )
a night-time prowler
Example Sentences
Holmes: "To the curious incident of the dog in the night-time."
Electricity has yet to be restored to downtown Tacloban and night-time shootings and ransacking have been reported in the area.
But the night-time raid on the flotilla was a harder PR battle.
In Ribbleton-lane there is an old barn, still standing, wherein mass used to be said at night-time.
Leonore was to spend several more days in bed and therefore she was to have a nurse who could also take care of her at night-time.
What right had any one to know even what picture of Pauline burned upon his wall in the night-time?
I do not believe in ghosts, but yet at night-time I own to being somewhat apprehensive of their appearance.
Till night-time Litvinov did not leave his room; God knows whether he was expecting anything.
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