nightly
- adjective
- /ˈnaɪtli/
- My nightly face routine.
- the nightly news
- the nightly newscast
- a nightly program
Lastly, we got a Revive nightly renewing body serum.
- Lastly, we got a Revive nightly renewing body serum.
- And they're not watching the nightly news with Katie Couric.
- Thank you for joining me on my nightly routine and it's time for bed.
- So much so I don't use this on a nightly basis either.
- That's like me with my cheat meals, which are nightly.
- This brings me to a question about the period immediately after waking from the nightly bout of sleep.
Examples
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He likes to drink and play cards, both of which he does on a nightly basis.
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You sleep with a beautiful woman nightly.
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You wanted me to put "nothing" on the nightly news.
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The one thing that I will not ever let myself skip is doing my nightly skin care.
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We're just out on a nightly patrol.
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And the nightly fireworks display would begin.
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I'm back with my nightly medications.
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But now that we've made it a nightly thing, I look forward to it.
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We hold services nightly.
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I review my notes each evening as part of my nightly study routine.
Synonyms
Every night for a long time
Antonyms
How Frequent
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word nightly is made from night and the ending -ly. Night means 'the dark time after sunset' and -ly turns it into a time word like daily, so nightly means 'happening every night'.