sunfall
- noun
- She watched the sunfall dance across the surface of the lake.
Examples
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The garden glowed under the gentle sunfall of a spring morning.
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A warm sunfall lit the old farmhouse in the late afternoon.
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The sunfall over the ocean was breathtaking.
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During the sunfall, the sky turned a beautiful orange.
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The garden glowed under the gentle sunfall of a spring morning.
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A warm sunfall lit the old farmhouse in the late afternoon.
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She watched the sunfall dance across the surface of the lake.
Synonyms
Light and heat you feel from the star at the center of our solar system
The light from the sun that makes things bright during the day
A narrow ray of sunlight you can see in the air
A beam of sunlight that comes into a room at an angle
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Etymology
Sunfall joins sun ('the bright star that gives light') and fall ('to come down') to make the picture of light coming down. So sunfall can mean the sun's rays as they 'fall' on a place, like a gentle shower of light that lights a room or garden.