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gloaming

noun as in twilight

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The game kicked off in the warm, late-night gloaming of Southern France, allowing the tops of the large limestone hills that slice through Marseille to peak over the undulating roof of an iconic stadium now managed by former Dodger owner Frank McCourt.

“You’re not midgets!” the hecklers screamed, hurling obscenities, as fighters Demus and Mascara Divina of Mexico circled each other in the gloaming.

I’m more of an evening than a morning person, so this arrangement makes viewing Mercury easier for me, and I’m always delighted when I can catch it in the gloaming.

Fonda also earned an Emmy nomination in 1997 for “In the Gloaming.”

In the gloaming, the lamps that normally illuminate the Andriivskyi Descent — an ancient cobblestone street in the heart of Kyiv that runs from the majestic St. Andrew’s Church perched high on a hill down to the old trading quarter along the Dnipro River — were dark on Saturday.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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