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crepuscular

[ UK /kɹɛpˈʌskjʊlɐ/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. like twilight; dim
    the evening's crepuscular charm

How To Use crepuscular In A Sentence

  • He uses terms like commensalism and epiphyte, and primary and secondary forest, and crepuscular; and our brains scramble to keep up. Valerie Tarico: Madagascar: West Knows Best
  • Most communication systems in luminescent fireflies have been studied in nocturnal species; little is known concerning communication in crepuscular and diurnal species.
  • He uses terms like commensalism and epiphyte, and primary and secondary forest, and crepuscular; and our brains scramble to keep up. Valerie Tarico: Madagascar: West Knows Best
  • Crepuscular , the setting sun lies lackadaisically horizon, incompact give out gentle ray slow.
  • You might call it a dreamscape, but they say no, it's "crepuscular" - it's the slippery moment just after you wake up, between sleep and wakefulness. NPR Topics: News
  • The nighthawk belongs to the Family Caprimulgidae, a group of nocturnal and crepuscular birds also known as the nightjars.
  • Red foxes are terrestrial and either nocturnal or crepuscular.
  • Deskbound in the yellow room during the crepuscular hour, I'm typing scientific syntax, window flung open.
  • As I made a mental note of Hitchens' casual use of the word "crepuscular," the Maryland professor grumbled in my direction. Sean Carman: Saint Christopher
  • Yes, the solitary, crepuscular mammal known to Native Americans as the pekan, pequam or wejack, which closely resembles a European polecat. A Night of Furversion
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