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late-night
[leyt-nahyt]
adjective
of or occurring late at night.
a late-night TV talk show.
Word History and Origins
Origin of late-night1
Example Sentences
Speaking at the late-night press conference, Walz also praised Hope Hoffman, the daughter of Senator John and Yvette Hoffman, for calling 911 and alerting police when Boelter entered their home, pretending to be a police officer.
Only seasons of Survivor I had already seen and late-night reruns of The X-Files offered me solace.
A city-ordered 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. downtown curfew that began Tuesday — along with many protesters’ calls for nonviolence — appeared to quell some of the late-night violence and property damage.
Wardley will be closely watching next month's undisputed heavyweight title fight between Daniel Dubois and Oleksandr Usyk - perhaps during a late-night nappy change.
Surely, they have personal meaning for Rosales’ late-night excursions as an exploring kid, but for a viewer the shadowy imagery is merely obscure.
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