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nightlong

 

Definitions from WordNet

Adjective nightlong has 1 sense
  1. nightlong, overnight - lasting through or extending over the whole night; "a nightlong vigil"; "an overnight trip"
    Antonym: short (indirect, via long)

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Nightlong

Part of Speech: Adjective, Adverb

Sense: Lasting throughout the entire night or for the duration of the night.

Usage: In a general context, "nightlong" describes something that occurs, continues, or lasts throughout the night.

Example Sentence 1 (Adjective): The nightlong journey left us exhausted but allowed us to enjoy the beautiful sunrise at the summit.

Example Sentence 2 (Adverb): They danced nightlong, celebrating the festival with great enthusiasm.

Sense: Active or carried on during the night.

Usage: This sense of "nightlong" typically refers to something that is active or happening during the nighttime hours.

Example Sentence 1 (Adjective): The nightlong security patrol ensures the safety of the neighborhood while its residents sleep.

Example Sentence 2 (Adverb): The construction work continued nightlong to minimize disruptions to daytime traffic.

Sense: Uninterrupted throughout the entire night.

Usage: This sense of "nightlong" describes something that remains uninterrupted and continues throughout the night.

Example Sentence 1 (Adjective): The nightlong rainstorm resulted in flooded streets and closed schools.

Example Sentence 2 (Adverb): The alarm system malfunctioned, blaring nightlong and disturbing the entire building.

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