small hours (Meaning)

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small hours (n)

the hours just after midnight

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The detective worked tirelessly into the small hours, relentlessly pursuing the elusive suspect.
In the small hours of the morning, a faint scratching noise disturbed the slumbering cat.
The weary travelers arrived at the hotel in the small hours, desperate for rest.
A soft breeze rustled through the trees during the small hours, carrying fragments of laughter.
The old clock ticked away the small hours, its monotonous rhythm echoing through the empty house.
The city lights grew dim in the small hours, casting a surreal glow upon the deserted streets.
As the small hours approached, the moon emerged from behind the clouds, bathing the land in its silvery light.
The hospital corridors were quiet in the small hours, save for the occasional rustle of a nurse's uniform.
The thief crept into the house in the small hours, his heart pounding with anticipation.
The lovers strolled through the park in the small hours, their hushed whispers mingling with the night air.

the hours just after midnight

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The detective worked tirelessly into the small hours, relentlessly pursuing the elusive suspect.

In the small hours of the morning, a faint scratching noise disturbed the slumbering cat.

The weary travelers arrived at the hotel in the small hours, desperate for rest.

A soft breeze rustled through the trees during the small hours, carrying fragments of laughter.