nightline
- noun
- UK
Examples
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The nightline is a lifeline for people who work late shifts in the city.
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After the concert ended at midnight, we caught the nightline home.
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Many students rely on the nightline to travel safely after evening classes.
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The nightline bus arrives every hour.
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She took the nightline home after the concert.
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The city introduced a new nightline bus service to help commuters travel safely after dark.
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Many students rely on the nightline trains to get home from late-night events at the university.
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During weekends, the nightline offers extended hours to accommodate the nightlife crowd in the downtown area.
Synonyms
A route where buses or trains run regularly
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Etymology
Nightline comes from the common words night 'dark hours' and line 'route' or 'service'. Think of a bus or train route that runs when it is dark, so a nightline is a transport service that operates during the night.