nighttime
- noun
- /ˈnaɪtˌtaɪm/
- Nighttime is when predators like to feed.
- nighttime noise
- nighttime traffic
- nighttime sleep
And then last step for nighttime is my lip mask.
- And then last step for nighttime is my lip mask.
- I also have somewhere in here for nighttime these little Elizabeth Arden retinol capsules.
Examples
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Melatonin sets the nighttime rhythm for our circadian rhythm.
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I am struck by the continuing, increasing nighttime use of the beaches by shorebirds, gulls, and terns.
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I can see on the camera usually a nighttime scene like this outdoors.
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There has been someone swimming at nighttime.
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Rebecca missed her nighttime performance.
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Hey, Peter, you wanna do a little nighttime muskie fishing?
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For example, working at night creates a reversed pattern of nighttime activity and daytime sleep.
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The next spring saw Lingren and his coworkers spying on the pests' nighttime behavior in cornfields.
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Most animals are more active during nighttime when it is dark outside.
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The children love to watch the stars in the nighttime sky.
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Etymology
Nighttime is made of the simple parts night and time, so it means the 'time' of 'night', the hours 'after sunset' and 'before sunrise'. That's why nighttime refers to the dark hours when it is dark outside.