Daylight and Sunset

Daylight

Daylight noun - The first appearance of light in the morning or the time of its appearance.
Usage example: daylight was just breaking when we stumbled out of bed

Sunset is an antonym for daylight.

Sunset

Sunset noun - The time from when the sun begins to set to the onset of total darkness.
Usage example: the glow of the western sky at sunset

Daylight is an antonym for sunset.

How words are described

full full daylight full sunset
normal normal daylight normal sunset
fake fake daylight fake sunset
perpetual perpetual daylight perpetual sunset
Other adjectives: cloudy, permanent.

Both words in one sentence

  • Daylight Horror Though the really freaky stuff starts at sunset, it doesn't end until the sun rises above the mountains, at which point it had been daylight for quite some time.
  • Franchise / Silent Hill In Silent Hill 3, the game starts off at sunset and stretches over two nights: the daylight portion's spent almost entirely inside an Abandoned Hospital and its Dark World counterpart.
  • Film / TRON Watching the Sunset: The final shot of the film is the cityscape going from daylight to a neon-lit night scene that looks a lot like the digital world, hinting that we are Not So Different.
    Source: Film / TRON
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