Definition
Definition of twilighty - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
appearanceRare resembling twilight in appearance or qualityRare
- The sky had a twilighty glow as the sun set.
2.
moodRare suggesting the mood of twilightRare
- Her voice had a twilighty quality.
Origin of twilighty
English, twilight (dusk) + -y (characteristic of)
Examples of twilighty in a sentence
Her dress had a twilighty shimmer. The painting had a twilighty atmosphere. The music created a twilighty ambiance.
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- French:crépusculaire, mélancolique, ...
- German:dämmerig, dämmerungsartig, ...
- Italian:crepuscolare, ...
- Spanish:de crepúsculo, tenue, ...
- Portuguese:crepuscular, ao entardecer, ...
- Chinese:暮光般的, 暮色的, ...
- Japanese:黄昏のような, 黄昏の, ...
- Arabic:شَفَقِيّ, غَسَقي, ...
- Hebrew:דִּמְדוּמִי, ...
- Russian:сумеречный, сумрачный, ...
- Ukrainian:сутінковий, сумерковий, ...
- Hindi:सांध्य, गोधूलि जैसी, ...
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