Daytime
Evening
Evening noun - The time from when the sun begins to set to the onset of total darkness.
Usage example: in the evening a reddish glow often appears on the mountaintops
Nearby Word: evened
Both words in one sentence
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Almost every fan of Wheel of Fortune agrees that ever since 1983, both the daytime and evening versions of the show have always been hosted by Pat Sajak, completely ignoring both Rolf Benirschke and Bob Goen as host.
Source: Discontinuity / Live-Action TV -
Women in that era wore wrist-length gloves for both daytime and evening; long gloves, which had last been the mode in the Regency/Romantic period (up to the 1820's), did not come back into fashion until the 1870's.
Source: Theatre / The King and I - While country music videos are the primary focus during the daytime hours, the evening programming is mostly reruns of sitcoms.
Source: Network Decay / Slipped
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