noun
darkfall
Darkfall (noun) means the point in the day when night begins.
noun
1
The point in the day when night begins.
"Well after darkfall, Jane parked at the head of their long driveway, shielded from the sight of the house by the colonnades of California live oaks."
— Dean Koontz, The Silent Corner (2017)
"At darkfall I heard only one instrument like a glorified Jew's harp."
— Ella Young, John Matthews (2011)
"But we did catch Turosh skulking around the Shiso last darkfall."
— Margaret Taylor, To Free The Dragon's Soul (2014)
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Etymology
Formed from dark and fall, modelled on nightfall.
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"darkfall" (noun) means the point in the day when night begins.