nightly
Every single night
Nightly means happening every night or relating to the night.
A nightly ritual occurs each evening.
The nightly news airs once per night.
As an adverb, it describes regular nighttime occurrence: The medication is taken nightly.
In software, a nightly build is a version compiled automatically each night from the latest code.
Designated hour for retiring
- ritualCeremonial set of actions
- habitSettled regular tendency
- schedulePlan of timed events
- newscastBroadcast of current events
broadcast · prayers · meditation · skincare · journaling · reading · toothbrushing · alarm
Dark areas from blocked light
- blackoutComplete power loss
- gloomPervasive dimness or dejection
- pitch-blackCompletely without light
- dimnessInsufficient illumination
obscurity · twilight · dusk · gloaming · crepuscular · murky · shrouded · unlit
Light, restful unconsciousness
- dreamsInvoluntary sleep visions
- pillowBedding for heads
- mattressPadded sleeping surface
- duvetFilled bed covering
blanket · pajamas · insomnia · lullaby · snore · doze · restless · REM
Carrying out a task
- showMake something apparent
- broadcastTransmitted media signal
- theatreArt of staged performance
- symphonyExtended composition for orchestra
concert · gala · soiree · cabaret · opera · premiere · screening
Of the moon
- crescentCurved sickle-like arc
- fullmoonEntire lunar disc visible
- waxingCoating for shine
- waningGradually decreasing in intensity
silvery · glow · moonbeams · moonlight · illuminated · luminous · phases · moonrise
Observing celestial bodies
- astronomyScience of celestial objects
- telescopeInstrument magnifying faraway objects
- constellationsRecognized celestial groupings
- OrionCelestial hunter figure
Big Dipper · Polaris · meteor · comet · planets · nebulae · cosmos · astrophotography
bedtime
Designated hour for retiring
newscast · broadcast · prayers · meditation · skincare · journaling · reading · toothbrushing · alarm · recurring
shadows
Dark areas from blocked light
- blackoutComplete power loss
- gloomPervasive dimness or dejection
- pitch-blackCompletely without light
dimness · obscurity · twilight · dusk · gloaming · crepuscular · murky · shrouded · unlit · moonless
slumber
Light, restful unconsciousness
duvet · blanket · pajamas · insomnia · lullaby · snore · doze · restless · REM · nightmare
performance
Carrying out a task
symphony · concert · gala · soiree · cabaret · opera · premiere · screening
lunar
Of the moon
waning · silvery · glow · moonbeams · moonlight · illuminated · luminous · phases · moonrise · moonshine
stargazing
Observing celestial bodies
- astronomyScience of celestial objects
- telescopeInstrument magnifying faraway objects
- constellationsRecognized celestial groupings
Orion · Big Dipper · Polaris · meteor · comet · planets · nebulae · cosmos · astrophotography · observatory
owl
Nocturnal feathered predator
- batFlying mammal or sports club
- raccoonMasked North American omnivore
- fireflyBioluminescent nocturnal beetle
cricket · cicada · moth · fox · hedgehog · possum · prowling · foraging · hunting
- time periodsday, year, month, week, hour
- nighttimestarry sky, moonlight, dusk, darkness, full moon
- time wordsminute, hour, day, now, soon
- frequency wordsalways, never, often, sometimes, usually
- time cyclesseasonal cycle, yearly cycle, seasons, day, solar cycle
- frequencyfrequency, hertz, Hz, kilohertz, megahertz
nightlysporadic
Occurring irregularly, infrequently
occasional · irregular · nonperiodic · intermittent · infrequent
- good nightParting phrase at evening
- Friday nightFifth evening weekly
- last nightThe preceding evening
- at nightIn darkness hours
- day and nightBoth light and darkness
- tomorrow nightThe following evening
night, midnight, nightfall, nighttime, overnight, nights, nightgown, nightcap, night-time