crepuscule
crepuscule | dawn |
As a noun crepuscule is twilight, dusk (the time of the day when the sun sets). As a proper noun dawn is sometimes given to a girl born at that time of day.
crepuscule | aurora |
As a noun crepuscule is twilight, dusk (the time of the day when the sun sets). As a proper noun aurora is (roman god) roman goddess of the dawn; equivalent of the greek eos sister of luna and sol.
taxonomy | crepuscule |
As nouns the difference between taxonomy and crepuscule is that taxonomy is the science or the technique used to make a classification while crepuscule is twilight, dusk (the time of the day when the sun sets).
crepusculum | crepuscule |
Crepusculum is a see also of crepuscule. As nouns the difference between crepusculum and crepuscule is that crepusculum is crepuscule; twilight; dusk while crepuscule is twilight.
smokefall | crepuscule |
Crepuscule is a see also of smokefall. Smokefall is a see also of crepuscule. As nouns the difference between smokefall and crepuscule is that smokefall is the close of the day before nightfall, when fog comes while crepuscule is twilight.
crepuscular | crepuscule | Derived terms |
Crepuscular is a derived term of crepuscule.As a adjective crepuscular is of or resembling twilight; dim. As a noun crepuscule is twilight.
crepuscle | crepuscule | Alternative forms |
Crepuscle is an alternative form of crepuscule. As nouns the difference between crepuscle and crepuscule is that crepuscle is while crepuscule is twilight.
crepuscule | gloaming | Synonyms |
Crepuscule is a synonym of gloaming. As nouns the difference between crepuscule and gloaming is that crepuscule is twilight while gloaming is (poetry|scotland|uk|north england) twilight, as at early morning or (especially) early evening; dusk.
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