Meaning of nightward | Babel Free

Definitions

1. Toward night.
   not-comparable
2. Toward the nightside of a planet.
   not-comparable

Examples

“Yet, that you may see⟳ I am something suspicious of myself, and do take⟳ note⟳ of a certain belatedness in me, I am the bolder to sen you some of my nightward thoughts sometime since.”

“Perhaps, as if clouds that had parted, sending a sunbeam across from the west upon the dark sorrow of the morning, had shut⟳ again, inexorably, leaving him still to tread the nightward path under the old, leaden sky.”

“What of the day could turn⟳ their nightward eyes?”

“Though twilight balms the west, my fears see⟳ something brutal in that nightward star.”

“The nightward shift of daily times for dinner (i.e., the main, “midday” meal), supper, and sleep⟳ by social class is underscored by the view⟳ from Napoleon's Paris:”

“nightward flow⟳”

“nightward ion flow⟳”

“Nightward ion flow⟳ was greatly reduced at solar minimum .”

“The near equality of the estimates for the nightward ion flux and nightside recombination rate would seem to indicate⟳ that electron precipitation does not play⟳ a major role in ion production.”

“This made nightward transport⟳ a more likely source of the nightside ionosphere, at least at solar maximum.”

“And I have⟳ seen the frozen, giant-builded battlements of Uogam on the glacial tundras of the nightward hemisphere of Venus.”

“If the lights were off inside the ship, and we were pointed nightward, you could see⟳ the stars, but there was always a barrier.”

“The shadows had begun to overflow Their stagnant puddles on the nightward side, When presently the roar of battle died”

““I thought we might take⟳ a look⟳ at the dens on the nightward edge of the cliffs,” Salva said, flipping playfully in the air like⟳ a gull, her wing fully healed from the blackfish's attack.”

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