A LITTLE PAST MIDNIGHT

Definition: Refers to a time slightly beyond midnight, typically indicating the early hours of the morning.

Synonyms: Late Night, Early Hours, After Dark, Wee Hours, Small Hours

Usage Examples in Sentences

The ghostly tales were told around the campfire a little past midnight.

The students completed their project a little past midnight.

The city lights shimmered in the distance a little past midnight.

The party continued a little past midnight, with laughter echoing through the empty streets.

The crime took place a little past midnight, shrouded in the darkness of the early morning.

The concert reached its climax a little past midnight, leaving the audience in awe of the musical performance.

A little past midnight, the detective uncovered a crucial clue that would unravel the mystery.

The clandestine meeting took place a little past midnight, shrouded in mystery and intrigue.

The ethereal melody of the nightingale echoed a little past midnight, serenading the moonlit garden.

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The cryptic ceremony unfolded a little past midnight, invoking ancient rituals to commune with the spiritual realm.

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The decadent ball at the masquerade unfolded with grandeur a little past midnight, a symphony of masked revelry.

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A little past midnight, the eloquent philosopher expounded profound theories that resonated with the seekers of wisdom.

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We arrived at the party a little past midnight and found most guests already dancing.

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The train departed a little past midnight, making it convenient for late-night travelers.

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They decided to meet at the park a little past midnight for a secret rendezvous.

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The night was silent, with only a little past midnight marking its passage.

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Amidst the quiet streets, a little past midnight, a lone figure walked home.

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A little past midnight, the city began to stir with the promise of a new day.

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A little past midnight, we finally reached the summit.

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We were still awake a little past midnight, enjoying the starry sky.

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The train arrived a little past midnight, marking the beginning of our journey.