evenfall (Meaning)

Wordnet

evenfall (n)

the time of day immediately following sunset

Webster

Beginning of evening.

As evenfall enveloped the meadow, the gentle sway of the wildflowers created a soothing lullaby for the weary traveler.
The soft hues of pink, orange, and purple graced the sky at evenfall, casting a warm glow upon the tranquil countryside.
With evenfall's arrival, the industrious farmer paused his labors, satisfied with a day's work well done.
The village children eagerly awaited evenfall, knowing that the crackling fire and stories of old would fill the hearth.
At evenfall, the church bells tolled, calling the faithful to gather for evening prayer, uniting the community in harmony.
The weary traveler stumbled upon a humble inn at evenfall, exhausted but grateful for a warm meal and a bed for the night.
The lovers strolled hand-in-hand along the moonlit beach, exchanging sweet nothings as evenfall painted the sky with shades of romance.
The city skyline sparkled like a constellation at evenfall, a mesmerizing display of human achievement and aspiration.
The camp was bustling with activity at evenfall, as hikers and adventurers prepared for a night under the stars.
As evenfall descended upon the forest, the creatures of the night stirred, ready to embark on their nocturnal adventures.

the time of day immediately following sunsetBeginning of evening.

night, sunset, evening, twilight, dusk, crepuscle, gloaming, nightfall, eventide, crepuscule

daylight, dawn, morning, light, daytime, sunrise, morn, morn, aurora, dawning

As evenfall enveloped the meadow, the gentle sway of the wildflowers created a soothing lullaby for the weary traveler.

The soft hues of pink, orange, and purple graced the sky at evenfall, casting a warm glow upon the tranquil countryside.

With evenfall's arrival, the industrious farmer paused his labors, satisfied with a day's work well done.

The village children eagerly awaited evenfall, knowing that the crackling fire and stories of old would fill the hearth.