dusk
அந்தி
definition
verb
he saw the lights blaze in the dusking sky
grow dark.
noun
dusk was falling rapidly
the darker stage of twilight.
adjective
She refused to be startled by the shifting dusk shadows.
shadowy, dim, or dark.
translation of 'dusk'
சந்தியாகால இருட்டு
noun
அரையிருள்
example
As 'dusk' fell the quality of the music rose noticeably.
When 'dusk' fell, the serenity of the Mojave Desert swallowed the small city, reclaiming it to the still of the night.
Hours passed, the 'dusk' of curfew crept, the body remained.
As 'dusk' fell, the Gandhi Park grounds were set aglow as hundreds of candles were lit to commemorate the occasion.
She refused to be startled by the shifting 'dusk' shadows.
As 'dusk' falls their hemlines get higher, their V-lines lower, more revealing, vulgar.
I fell in love with his home town, Aleppo, as soon as we arrived, weary in the 'dusk' of a balmy, jasmine-scented evening.
In the half-light his mind tricks would work more effectively, since the 'dusk' was conducive to belief more than was high noon.
From the valley comes a drumbeat of hooves as a tall horse gallops through the 'dusk' shadows, bare but for a slim, young boy.
As the 'dusk' fell, heart-wrenching songs on the plight of child workers were sung.
As 'dusk' fell and turned to night, an elderly cleric began to recite several verses of the Koran while the congregation repeated after him.
As 'dusk' fell, many gathered for a service of prayer on the beach.
As 'dusk' fell only one had taken them up on the offer - the rest opting to remain in their homes or stay with relatives.
Almost exactly 48 hours later, as the championship finished in the 'dusk' on Sunday, we had the answer.
In the twilight 'dusk' , I followed him out the door and up the garden path, where he tripped over a loose rock and fell to one knee.
As he stood up against the fading light of the 'dusk' , the hard trek was behind.
he arrived at 'dusk'
Open, solid, and hatched bars are the hours of lights on, lights off, and 'dusk' lighting, respectively.
Lucas sat by the fire staring into the flames as he saw the 'dusk' of night slowly falling.
I have no idea where we went, except to say that it was probably east, and we walked two hours to a point and two hours back to the summit and then pitched our tent in the 'dusk' .
The island was enveloped in the shades of 'dusk' and the wind from the sea was extremely cold.
The sun had set but the fields were soaked with light in the 'dusk' .
shortly before 'dusk'
They look beautiful in the 'dusk' as the lights inside shine through the carving.
They used the 'dusk' shadows to their advantage by hiding in them.
Chewing her lip thoughtfully, she wandered over to the window seat and looked out over the gardens, glowing a rich crimson in the 'dusk' light.
She gazed into his troubled face, dark hair falling across green eyes, sunlight 'dusking' his pale skin, like fate waking up to morning air.
Summer is also wonderful because of the mid-week fell races that come with the light evenings and go in the Autumn when early 'dusks' reappear.
I watch the horizon 'dusking' ripe and remember the darkness of that one film - the scene, that scene, when she collapses.
The night of the dance dawned - or should I say 'dusked' ?
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