mid-evening
- adjective
- The concert started in the mid-evening, just as the sun was setting.
Examples
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The party starts mid-evening to accommodate everyone.
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A mid-evening walk helped her relax before going to bed.
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They scheduled the meeting for mid-evening so everyone could attend after dinner.
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We usually have dinner at mid-evening.
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They scheduled the meeting for mid-evening so everyone could attend after dinner.
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The concert started in the mid-evening, just as the sun was setting.
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A mid-evening walk helped her relax before going to bed.
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Etymology
Mid-evening is made of mid- meaning 'middle' and evening meaning 'the time after afternoon'. Think of familiar words like midday or midnight that use mid- to mean 'middle', so mid-evening means happening around the middle of the evening.