"I try to have a relaxing eventide with no screens after 8 p.m."
"The garden is filled with flowers that open only at eventide."
"I like to reserve my eventide and weekends for family time."
Old English, pre-13th century
In Old English, "ǣfentīd" was used for the end of the day, while "ǣfnung" referred specifically to the time of dusk falling. It's from the latter that we get the modern English "evening" — while it was a more specific term in Old English, it evolved to refer to the general time frame from about 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. ...
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