Noun:

சூரியஸ்தமனம்,

sundown's Usage Examples:

At sundown on the 25th of July 1794, the very day of his condemnation on a bogus charge of conspiracy, Andre Chenier was guillotined.

It is a vitreous greenish blue, as I remember it, like those patches of the winter sky seen through cloud vistas in the west before sundown.

On June 25, 2006, Urban married Academy Award-winner Nicole Kidman at sundown in Sydney, Australia.

These are quality, well-made shoes that will keep your feet comfortable from sunup to sundown.

However, this trip is more about adventure than sipping sundowners: there are regular pit stops for two-hour jungle treks.

Join us and dance until sundown following our ceremony.

It was past sundown, and he was already hungry again.

She collected what she could find and perched in a chair, reading until sundown, when the hunger pangs hit her again.

In parts of America, the locals believe that visitors must leave the cemetery before sundown.

sky after sundown, more usually called Hesperus.

Help look after guests Assist the guides on game walks, picnics ' sundowners in the bush.

Anytime after sundown is usually the right time for smoky eyes.

Synonyms:

even, eve, evening, time of day, hour, sunset, eventide,

Antonyms:

sunset, new, first, night, sunrise,