Night and Shadows

Night

Night noun - A time or place of little or no light.
Usage example: snuck out of town under the cover of night

Shadows and night are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Shadows" instead a noun "Night".

Nearby Words: nightfall, nightie, nightly, nighty

Shadows

Definitions of Night not found.

Night and shadows are semantically related. You can use "Night" instead a noun "Shadows".

Both words in one sentence

  • Literature / The House of Night The vampyres' main goddess, Nyx, combines this trope with Light Is Good; she is most frequently associated with shadows and night, but comments that others worship her as Dawn.
  • Film / Lights of New York Hollywood Darkness: The dark night when the policeman is killed is bright enough for the viewer to see sharp shadows on the wall.
  • Innate Night Vision: Dominic has the domain of shadow, which gives him the ability to see clearly in the dark and even sense objects with his eyes closed through their shadows.
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