twilight
നാട്ടുവെളിച്ചം
definition
noun
During this period, however, the brilliance of the moon and stars, and the reflected light of the sun from below the horizon confer twilight , not darkness, to the region.
the soft glowing light from the sky when the sun is below the horizon, caused by the refraction and scattering of the sun's rays from the atmosphere.
he was in the twilight of his career
a period or state of obscurity, ambiguity, or gradual decline.
translation of 'twilight '
noun
നാട്ടുവെളിച്ചം
example
a pleasant walk in the woods at 'twilight'
In the 'twilight' of their years they are spending their lives at Sainik Ashram in Kakkanad since they found that they are a burden to their own families.
Consequently, Bjornebye was left with acute double vision and he spent the next four months in a frightening 'twilight' world.
Most seem to be in the 'twilight' of their youth - around 40-and most have a very mannered way in which they act.
It was still light out, just the first orange rays of 'twilight' creeping over the horizon.
By late in the month Mercury becomes visible low above the western horizon at 'twilight' , a preview of its showing in March, when the planet will make its best evening apparition of the year.
The flowers seem small and insignificant during the day but at 'twilight' they glow in the fading light and look beautiful.
The photographs from Laor's series ‘Image of Light’ were taken during 'twilight' or at night.
he was in the 'twilight' of his career
Sullivan suddenly finds himself adrift in a 'twilight' world where his life, sanity and personal identity are all at risk.
An elder statesman of American cinema who, remarkably enough, hasn't received a single Oscar nomination, Sutherland may be in the 'twilight' of his years but he has lost none of his ebullient wit.
Not out merely for a night ride, the scientists had their eyes trained on the western horizon, where 'twilight' hung low in a range from deep blue to glowing red.
The only problem with using the FL-D filter to correct for fluorescent lighting in a cityscape at 'twilight' is that there is also tungsten lighting in the city.
They come out from the trunks of trees at 'twilight' to forage.
Looking north from the plateau, you will see in the endless 'twilight' a forbidding light on the horizon.
At least five A.L. outfielders that year had better numbers than this man in the 'twilight' of his career.
It's a soft spring 'twilight' by the edge of Lake Superior at the far northern tip of Wisconsin.
He turns back to the woman opposite him, her face reflecting the approaching purple 'twilight' .
In the 'twilight' of his years he now has trouble both walking and seeing.
It was 'twilight' , and the light was dark yellow and cast long shadows.
Charlie observed Jessica in the light of the remaining 'twilight' .
Monet's final years, as everyone knows, were spent peering into his lily pond, twilight after 'twilight' , year after year, as if the natural vaguenesses he found there brought him comfort as he went blind.
There is so much dust in the Martian atmosphere that 'twilight' routinely lasts for two hours.
The weather is still balmy and the light is like 'twilight' , even though it's almost 3 in the morning.
In this soft 'twilight' , Wilton could see a faint shimmer around Milon.
When 'twilight' came and the light was too poor to read, Roza closed the book and merely listened to the conversation.
a 'twilight' world of secrecy
she looked out on the beautiful 'twilight'
During this period, however, the brilliance of the moon and stars, and the reflected light of the sun from below the horizon confer 'twilight' , not darkness, to the region.
The sun had barely made it over the horizon and 'twilight' still ruled the sky.
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