Sunrise and Twilight

Sunrise

Sunrise noun - The first appearance of light in the morning or the time of its appearance.
Usage example: a job that requires him to get up before sunrise

Twilight is an antonym for sunrise.

Twilight

Twilight noun - The time of day immediately following sunset.
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Synonyms for Twilight

Sunrise is an antonym for twilight in onset of darkness at end of day topic.

How words are described

certain certain sunrise certain twilight
real real sunrise real twilight
perpetual perpetual sunrise perpetual twilight
new new sunrise new twilight
Other adjectives: past, last.

Both words in one sentence

  • Dawn is actually the twilight period before sunrise, just as the twilight after sunset is dusk.
  • Twilight — a time of day shortly after sunset or before sunrise, where it isn't as bright as day, but it's also not as dark as night.
    Source: Twilight
  • Endless Daytime Other parts of the year, these regions stay under The Night That Never Ends, where there's no sunrise for up to 4 months and at best there's a bit of twilight to color the sky for a few hours.
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