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nightly

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˈnaɪtli/

nightly means: Happening or done each night.

adjective

EVERY NIGHTB2

Happening or done each night.

  • We took our nightly walk.
  • The hotel offers nightly entertainment.
  • Has your nightly routine changed since the baby arrived?

Common phrases: nightly walk, nightly news, nightly routine

DURING THE NIGHTC2

Happening or appearing during the dark hours after the sun sets.

  • Nightly dew covered the grass.
  • The poet described the forest’s nightly silence.
  • Nightly shadows hid the path beneath the trees.

Similar words: nocturnal

Opposites: daytime

Common phrases: nightly dew, nightly mist, nightly shadows

FOR NIGHT USEC2

Used during the night.

  • She lit her nightly lamp.
  • His nightly lantern stood beside the bed.
  • The nightly candle gave her enough light to read.

Common phrases: nightly lamp, nightly candle, nightly lantern

adverb

EACH NIGHTB2

Each night, as a regular habit or event.

  • The band plays nightly.
  • She checked the doors nightly before bed.
  • Do you practice your music nightly?

Similar words: every night

Common phrases: perform nightly, check something nightly, meet nightly

noun

DAILY SOFTWARE BUILDC1

A new test version of a computer program made each night with the latest changes.

  • I installed the latest nightly.
  • The bug disappeared in yesterday’s nightly.
  • These nightlies contain changes that still need testing.

Similar words: nightly build

Common phrases: latest nightly, download a nightly, test a nightly

Questions about nightly

What does nightly mean?

Happening or done each night.

What is nightly in other languages?

Türkçe: her gece yapılan · Español: nocturno · Français: de chaque soir · Deutsch: allabendlich · Italiano: serale · 日本語: 毎晩の

How do you pronounce nightly?

It is pronounced /ˈnaɪtli/.

How do you use nightly in a sentence?

We took our nightly walk. The hotel offers nightly entertainment.

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