Dusk is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DUSK in dictionary:

VERB:
• to make dim
• grow dark
• To make dusk.
• To grow dusk.
• become dusk
• make or become dark
NOUN:
• the darker stage of twilight
• semi-darkness
• time just before nightfall, when it is almost dark
• Imperfect obscurity; a middle degree between light and darkness; twilight; as, the dusk of the evening.
• A darkish color.
• the time of day immediately following sunset
ADJECTIVE:
• dim, darkening
• shadowy, dim, or dark
• Tending to darkness or blackness; moderately dark or black; dusky.
• shady
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to become dark

Words related to DUSK

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Words that contain DUSK

dusks10 dusky13 dusked12 dusken11 dusker11 duskly14 duskens12 duskest12 duskier12 duskily15 dusking13 duskish15 predusk14 duskened14 duskiest13 duskness13 predusks15 duskening15 duskiness14 duskishly20 eduskunta14 dusknesses15 eduskuntas15 duskinesses16 duskishness19 duskishnesses21

How to use DUSK in a sentence

• At dusk the bugles, moving with the captains in the rear, sounded the rally, and then the scattered groups came together in company.
• The dusk was beginning to gather when I rode home, the heavy purple dusk of autumn, full of the crisp smell of dead leaves and the low hanging wood smoke from the chimneys.
• Then, when the dusk of evening had come on, with tranquil and submissive hearts they turned away, and left the child with God.
• It would be better to stay there! It was now dusk and the hotel-room was virtually dark.
• He left the house again in the course of an hour, coming home at dusk, and occupying himself through the evening with his papers.
• It was dusk when she drew near to Flintcomb-Ash, and in the lane at the entrance to the hamlet she approached a girl and her lover without their observing her.
• The flames, roaring and leaping, threw a ruddy light over the soldiers, and gave them pleasant warmth, as often in the hills the dusk came on heavy with chill.
• Even that time when, as a sweating newspaper reporter, he had, one dusk, watched in the park his uncle and Mrs.
• Passing through the ruins of Beaurains and Neuville Vitasse, the route turned across country towards Wancourt, and about dusk the Battalion reached a sunken road, where it halted.
• Then, one evening, in the dusk of the May twilight, she saw three of them come, one rather tall and military of figure, and one of them carried, very carefully, a cheap suitcase.
• He drew up before the mission quarters in the gray of the next dusk, and stood again after nigh three months at his own door.
• As the day began with the above, and I had had a quiet rest, I went to the copse at dusk.
• She was listening intently to the sounds of an organ that came pealing forth into the dusk from within the enormous church before whose doors she was standing.
• The dusk was deepening and she began to hurry, when she noticed a tall, dark figure ahead.
• It had a fine effect to enter the Gothic library at dusk, as Miss Seward says she first entered it.
• And that was the result in all the others that they penetrated before dusk.
• By dusk, when her father came, she had the two front rooms arranged to her liking.
• As dusk fell, however, it was suddenly noticed that the lights of the ship had swung round, and the vessel had changed her course.
• I was mahseer-fishing close by at the time, and had sent on the man, a little before dusk, to a village a few miles off, to arrange for beating up a tiger early next day.
• We used to hear them daily, and once or twice I saw them in the dusk, but failed in all my attempts to trap them.
• This is an invariable signal for the departure of the herd, which keeps moving all the rest of the day until dusk.
• With dusk I left the station, where wounded Turks were groaning and shells bursting, and sought the hills.
• There, when the dusk is falling, Silence broods so deep It seems that every wind that breathes Blows from the field of sleep.
• The spring dusk had just fallen, and she was glad to sit for a breathing-space in the shadowy room.
• Thurston stood on the front porch of her little cottage, looking out in the gathering dusk.
• AT DUSK A low blue cloud lies stretched beyond the trees, All quiet so.

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