Half-light (noun)

1. The level of light that is between daylight and darkness, such as dawn or dusk.
2. The light that is present when the sun is just below the horizon, and the sky is illuminated but the sun is not visible.

Origin:

From the phrase "half light", which means an intermediate level of lighting, not completely dark or completely light.

Examples:

1. He preferred to take photographs during the half-light of dawn.
2. The half-light of dusk created a beautiful orange glow on the horizon.
3. The forest was dark and quiet, except for the half-light coming from the moon.
4. He woke up early to enjoy the half-light of the morning.
5. The half-light of the sky at sunset was beautiful.