dusklight
nounUK /ˈdʌsklaɪt/
US /ˈdʌsklaɪt/
The soft, dim light you see outside when the sun has just gone down.
The children played outside in the fading dusklight until their mother called them in for dinner.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The time of day when this soft light appears, just after sunset.
We reached the cabin at dusklight, just as the first stars appeared.
3. A dim, muted glow resembling the light of dusk, often used in art or photography.
The photographer captured the old barn in a warm dusklight that made the wood glow.
4. A figurative mood of quiet fading or gentle ending.
The final chapter of the novel is written in the dusklight of a long friendship.