English to Latin Meaning of crepuscular - crepuscular

Crepuscular :

crepuscular

adjective

Crepuscular :: crepuscular

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Definitions of crepuscular in English

Adjective(1) like twilight; dim

Examples of crepuscular in English

(1) Broadbills tend to show crepuscular activity patterns.(2) Darkness breeds silence, and this show basks in crepuscular gloom.(3) Deskbound in the yellow room during the crepuscular hour, I'm typing scientific syntax, window flung open.(4) Most communication systems in luminescent fireflies have been studied in nocturnal species; little is known concerning communication in crepuscular and diurnal species.(5) It felt good to stretch my legs walking up the hill and the flowers were glorious in the crepuscular light.(6) Thus it may normally be crepuscular or nocturnal in its feeding and swimming behavior.(7) Back in the crepuscular gloom of my Tyneside flat, the result seemed satisfactory.(8) It's a well-worn dichotomy, but the song's gently strummed guitar and the high, wending melody that draws nearer, moving like mysterious lights in the crepuscular sky, invest it with new promise.(9) Most species of falconids are diurnal, though some are crepuscular .(10) The last three miles go fast, and the canyon opens up to a crepuscular dome of sky.(11) Red foxes are terrestrial and either nocturnal or crepuscular .

(1) crepe paper ::

crepe chartam

(2) crepe bandage ::

mutavit aspersione pulveris os crepe

Synonyms

1. crepuscular ::

crepuscular

2. indistinct ::

indistincta

3. obscure ::

obscurum,

Different Forms

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