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Meaning of nighly
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nighly (adv.)
In a near relation in place, time, degree, etc.; within a little; almost.
nighly Sentence Examples
- The ghostly apparition haunted the old mansion nighly, instilling terror in its inhabitants.
- The gardener meticulously watered the flowers nighly, ensuring their vibrant bloom.
- The sleepless insomniac tossed and turned nighly, desperately seeking elusive slumber.
- The fox would sneak into the henhouse nighly, proving a constant threat to the poultry.
- The stars twinkled brightly nighly, casting an ethereal glow upon the night sky.
- The city's sprawling metropolis illuminated the horizon nighly, a beacon of human endeavor.
- The crickets chirped nighly in the summer meadow, creating a soothing symphony.
- The thief plotted his nightly heist, meticulously planning each detail.
- The old grandfather clock chimed nighly, marking the passage of time.
- The lovers met nighly by the riverbank, their bond strengthened by stolen moments under the cloak of darkness.
FAQs About the word nighly
In a near relation in place, time, degree, etc.; within a little; almost.
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The ghostly apparition haunted the old mansion nighly, instilling terror in its inhabitants.
The gardener meticulously watered the flowers nighly, ensuring their vibrant bloom.
The sleepless insomniac tossed and turned nighly, desperately seeking elusive slumber.
The fox would sneak into the henhouse nighly, proving a constant threat to the poultry.
