The time of day when the sun goes out of sight
| SUNSET | 577 |
| SUNDOWN | 306 |
| EVENING | 127 |
| DUSK | 41 |
| TWILIGHT | 33 |
| NIGHT | 11 |
| NR | 8 |
| LATE EVENING | 5 |
| DARK | 3 |
| DAWN | 3 |
| EARLY EVENING | 3 |
| NIGHTFALL | 3 |
| SETTING OF THE SUN | 3 |
| DUSKY-DARK | 2 |
| FIRST DARK | 2 |
| LATE AFTERNOON | 2 |
| AFTER SUNDOWN | 1 |
| AFTER SUPPER | 1 |
| AFTERGLOW | 1 |
| BEFORE DARK | 1 |
| CHILDREN’S HOUR | 1 |
| CHORE TIME | 1 |
| COMING OF THE DARK | 1 |
| DUST-DARK | 1 |
| DUSTY-DARK | 1 |
| EARLY PART OF NIGHT | 1 |
| EVENING TIME | 1 |
| EVENTIDE | 1 |
| FIRST EVENING | 1 |
| GLOAMING | 1 |
| LATE IN THE EVENING | 1 |
| NEAR DARK | 1 |
| NIGHTTIME | 1 |
| P.M. | 1 |
| SUN’S A-GOING DOWN | 1 |
| SUN’S GOING DOWN | 1 |
| SUPPER TIME | 1 |
| TWINIGHT | 1 |
| WHEN THE SUN GOES DOWN | 1 |
| WHEN THE SUN SITS | 1 |
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