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the daily proof that endings can be the most beautiful part of the show
means The soft, dim light in the sky between full daylight and full darkness, especially after sunset.
from An Old English compound: twi- meaning "two" or "half" (a cousin of "twin" and "between") joined to "light." The "twi-" piece is the puzzle — some read it as "half-light," others as the "two" lights of dusk and dawn — but the sense has always hovered in that in-between hour. The same "twi-" haunts "twilit" and lurks, faded, in words like "twice."
three flavorscivil, nautical, astronomical — graded by how dark
blue hourphotographers' favorite light, gone in minutes
sailor's toolnautical twilight lets you spot the horizon
poles skip itsummer sun never dips low enough to dim
latin rootfrom 'twi,' meaning two — two lights merging