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nocturnal (adjective), more nocturnal, most nocturnal
1. Pertaining to the time when something happens after there is no more daylight: Jack and Jill loved to go on nocturnal walks and look at the stars in the sky.
2. Descriptive of plants being active during the hours of darkness or lasting only during late evening as opposed to daytime: One beautiful nocturnal flower that only opens at night is the night-blooming cereus.
3. A reference to animals that are active when no light from the sun can be seen and most people go to bed to sleep: Owls are normally nocturnal creatures because they only hunt at night.
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2. Descriptive of plants being active during the hours of darkness or lasting only during late evening as opposed to daytime: One beautiful nocturnal flower that only opens at night is the night-blooming cereus.
3. A reference to animals that are active when no light from the sun can be seen and most people go to bed to sleep: Owls are normally nocturnal creatures because they only hunt at night.
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