predusk
priˈdʌsk
Definition

Definition of predusk - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

timeRaretime just before dusk beginsRare
  • We went for a walk during predusk.
evening nightfall twilight

Adjective

periodRarerelated to the period before duskRare
  • They enjoyed their predusk walks along the beach.
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Origin of predusk

Latin, prae (before) + dusk (twilight)

Examples of predusk in a sentence

  • The garden looks magical during predusk.
  • The predusk sky was painted with beautiful colors.
  • They set up camp during the predusk hours.

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  1. French:pré-crépuscule, pré-crépusculaire, ...
  2. German:Abenddämmerung, vor der Dämmerung, ...
  3. Italian:precrepuscolo, pre-crepuscolare, ...
  4. Spanish:crepúsculo, antes del anochecer, ...
  5. Portuguese:crepúsculo, pré-crepúsculo, ...
  6. Chinese:黄昏前, 黄昏前的, ...
  7. Japanese:夕暮れ前, 夕暮れ前の, ...
  8. Arabic:وَقْت ما قَبْل الغَسَق, مُقَدَّم الغَسَق, ...
  9. Hebrew:זְמַן לִפְנֵי דִּמְדוּמִים, שֶׁלִּפְנֵי הַדִּמְדּוּמִים, ...
  10. Russian:предсумерки, предвечерний, ...
  11. Ukrainian:передсутінки, перед сутінками, ...
  12. Hindi:संध्याकाल से पहले, संध्या से पहले का, ...
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