eventide UK
ˈiːvntaɪd
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Definition of eventide - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

eveningDatedUKthe time when daylight fades into nightDatedUK
  • The garden looks beautiful at eventide.
  • Eventide brings a calmness to the village.
  • They enjoyed a quiet walk at eventide.
dusk nightfall twilight
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place where elderly people live and receive care
My grandmother moved to an eventide home last year.

Origin of eventide

Old English, ǣfen (evening) + tid (time)

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  1. French:crépuscule, ...
  2. German:Abenddämmerung, ...
  3. Italian:crepuscolo, ...
  4. Spanish:anochecer, ...
  5. Portuguese:anoitecer, ...
  6. Chinese:黄昏, ...
  7. Japanese:夕暮れ, ...
  8. Arabic:الغسق, ...
  9. Hebrew:עֶרֶב, ...
  10. Russian:сумерки, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вечірній час, ...
  12. Hindi:संध्या, ...
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