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tonight
[tuh-nahyt]
noun
this present or coming night; the night of this present day.
adverb
on this present night; on the night of this present day.
Obsolete.during last night.
tonight
/ əˈԲɪ /
noun
the night or evening of this present day
adverb
in or during the night or evening of this day
archaiclast night
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of tonight1
Example Sentences
He was arrested shortly afterwards and told officers: "I lost my cool tonight" adding it was "not self-defence... plain murder, it's plain murder, not self-defence'."
After a weekend of raucous “No Kings” protests across the country — especially throughout Los Angeles — immigrant activists in music have a new benefit show planned for tonight in Echo Park.
Dressed in flared silver jeans and a white vest top, she can't help dancing as she assesses tonight's venue.
"Don't come out onto the streets tonight. If you do we will police you, and we will deal with you through the criminal justice system."
"Not knowing if it's tomorrow or tonight. It might be where they live. It might be their workplace. Should you send your kids to school? Should you go to work?"
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