Dusk
Dusk adjective - Being without light or without much light.
Usage example: under a dusk sky, the campers wearily bedded down for the night
Light
Light noun - The steady giving off of the form of radiation that makes vision possible.
Usage example: he read poetry to her by the light of the moon
Both words in one sentence
- November 16-17: Colonel Marcus Renee mysteriously vanishes following a dusk-time/last light skirmish with Queen Celestia's right hoof mares, the Elements of Harmony.
- And by the way, in the GBA version, the dragons were able to talkThis movie provides examples of: Achilles' Heel: The dragons can't see well in the light of dawn and dusk.
Source: Film / Reign of Fire -
Dusk of Oolacile wears a light golden dress with pearls, a petticoat, puff sleeves, Opera Gloves, and a laces shoulder cape.
Source: Pimped Out Dress / Video Games
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