Daylight and Noon

Daylight

Daylight noun - The hours of light between one night and the next.

Usage example: there isn't a lot of daylight left, so we'd better get home soon

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Noon and daylight are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Noon" instead a noun "Daylight".

Noon noun - The middle of the day.

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Daylight and noon are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Daylight" instead a noun "Noon".

Nearby Words: noontime, noonday, nooning

Most night scenes save for the finale are obviously broad daylight.Joel: Yeah, it's hard to see the road when it's...noon.

Source: Film / Attack of the Eye Creatures
The Nazgûl in The Lord of the Rings have so poor vision during daylight they are nearly blind (under the noon sun they are truly blind) and have to rely on their horses for guidance and have a magic-induced fear of naturally running water.

Source: Handicapped Badass
He is simply incapable of using at least some of his vampiric powers during the daylight (he cannot change form except at dawn, noon and dusk, but still seems to be able to charm wolves to some degree).

Source: Our Vampires Are Different

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