Definition
Definition of postmidnight - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
late nightRare happening after midnight, usually before daybreakRare
- We arrived postmidnight and found the streets nearly empty.
Adjective
timeRare occurring after midnight and before dawnRare
- The postmidnight silence was calming.
Origin of postmidnight
Latin, post (after) + midnight (middle of the night)
Examples of postmidnight in a sentence
They ordered takeaway from a diner that stayed open well postmidnight. The postmidnight hours were filled with mystery. She enjoyed the postmidnight breeze on her walk.
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- French:après minuit, post-minuit, ...
- German:nach Mitternacht, spätabendlich, ...
- Italian:dopo mezzanotte, post-mezzanotte, ...
- Spanish:después de medianoche, postmedianoche, ...
- Portuguese:depois da meia-noite, pós-meia-noite, ...
- Chinese:午夜过后, 午夜后的, ...
- Japanese:深夜に, 深夜過ぎの, ...
- Arabic:بَعْدَ مُنْتَصَفِ اللَّيْل, بَعْدَ مُنْتَصَفِ اللَّيْل, ...
- Hebrew:לְאַחַר חֲצוֹת, שֶׁל לַיְלָה מְאֻחָר, ...
- Russian:после полуночи, послеполуночный, ...
- Ukrainian:після опівночі, післяпівнічний, ...
- Hindi:आधी रात के बाद, आधी रात के बाद का, ...
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