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Pronunciation:
[ ɡlˈə͡ʊmɪŋ], [ ɡlˈəʊmɪŋ], [ ɡ_l_ˈəʊ_m_ɪ_ŋ]
Related words: twilight, nightfall, dusk
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Synonyms for Gloaming:
n.
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- curfew.
- fall.
- dimday,
- dusk,
- half-light,
- afterglows,
- early black,
- close of day,
- early evening,
- dimmet,
- eventide,
- afterlight,
- last phase,
- twilight,
- late afternoon,
- sunset,
- crepuscular light,
- afterglow,
- after glow,
- crepusular light,
- late-afternoon.
- halflights,
- afterlights,
- after light,
- after-lights,
- half-lights,
- half lights,
- late-afternoons,
- de cline,
- after glows,
- lateafternoons,
- late afternoons,
- half light,
- early evenings,
- after-glows,
- After-glow,
- de-clines,
- de-cline,
- halflight,
- last phases,
- lateafternoon,
- crepuscular lights,
- de clines,
- after lights,
- after-light.
Other synonyms:
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- drivetime,
- the witching hour,
- vesper,
- the small hours,
- dinnertime,
- prime time,
- watershed,
- suppertime,
- teatime,
- closing time,
- dinner table,
- graveyard shift,
- rush hour,
- wee hours.
- time of day,
- Pouting,
- declivity,
- hour,
- tack,
- darkening,
- bedtime,
- pin,
- lackluster,
- autumn,
- decrease,
- nail,
- lifelessness,
- drop,
- ancestry,
- bad light,
- cocklight,
- ebb,
- frowning,
- needle,
- wane,
- Owllight,
- vespers,
- brownness,
- Duskness,
- shade,
- glooming,
- resignation,
- semidark,
- declension,
- murk,
- candlelighting,
- evensong,
- blackness,
- crepuscle,
- mat,
- free fall,
- birth,
- declination,
- dip,
- drabness,
- glowering,
- somberness,
- surrender,
- tumble,
- scowling,
- deadness,
- flatness,
- decay,
- crepuscule,
- capitulation,
- lowering,
- dimness,
- spill,
- candlelight,
- descent,
- dullness,
- sullenness,
- lusterlessness,
- Gloam,
- deterioration,
- downslope,
- end of day,
- downfall,
- murkiness,
- umbra,
- p.m..
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