twilight, dusk; gloaming.

= twilight, n. 1b.

Twilight, dusk.

Twilight.

The light diffused by the reflection of the sun's rays from the atmosphere before sunrise, and after… Morning twilight, which lasts from daybreak…

A pseudo-archaism for: twilight.

Twilight (morning or evening).

The dull or cold light of dawn or twilight; grey or gloomy light caused by overcast weather. Esp. in the grey of the morning and variants.

Twilight, dusk; dim or poor light. In early use sometimes: †the cover of night, the dark (obsolete). Also figurative.

Twilight.

Twilight.

Twilight. Also figurative.

The darker stage of twilight before it is quite dark at night, or when the darkness begins to give way in the morning.

Twilight.

The time when torches are lighted; dusk.

Twilight.

Twilight, dusk. Also: the shadowy light beneath trees.

Dusk, twilight.

Used as n. The time when it is near dusk.

Dusk, twilight.

Twilight; dusk.

Of, pertaining to, or resembling twilight; seen or done in the twilight.

Twilight, gloaming.

= owl-light, n.

Twilight.