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Twilight is the period of partial daylight that occurs between dawn and sunrise in the morning, and between sunset and dusk in the evening. It matters because it divides into distinct stages—civil, nautical, and astronomical—that affect visibility and have practical applications for navigation, timekeeping, and daily activities.
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- Instance of
- time of day
- Subclass of
- natural phenomenon
- Part of
- day
- Has part
- dusk
- Followed by
- night
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- Explanatory Dictionary of the Living Great Russian Language
- different from
- afterglow
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