Afternoon and Star

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Afternoon noun - A later period of one's life.

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Star and afternoon are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Star" instead a noun "Afternoon".

Star noun - A ball-shaped gaseous celestial body that shines by its own light.

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Afternoon and star are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Afternoon" instead a noun "Star".

Nearby Words: starred, starry, starlet, starless, stardom

Oblivion also plays this one straight with the soon-to-be-assassinated emperor (voiced by Patrick we-could-only-afford-him-for-one-afternoon Stewart) quizzing your character on his or her star sign.

Source: Schrödinger's Question
Successful for its timeslot and channel and its star had a lot of love given when she passed away in 2011, but when you consider other Whoniverse shows Doctor Who and Torchwood are Saturday evening and varying post-watershed timeslots respectively, and SJA is mid-afternoon AND on the CBBC channel...

Source: Quietly Performing Sister Show
On the other side of the moon Ever so far, beyond the last little star, There's a land, I know, Where the good songs go, Where it's always afternoon, And snug in a haven of peace and rest Lie the dear old songs that we love the best.

Source: Somewhere Song

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Star and Afternoon. (2016). Retrieved 2026, July 28, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/afternoon/star

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