8 thoughts on “ Goodnight ”

1. a conventional expression of farewell, or, rarely, of greeting, used in the late afternoon, the evening, or at night, esp when departing to bed Collins English Dictionary – Complete and Unabridged, 12th Edition © HarperCollins Publishers , , , , , , , , ,

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2. Mar 26,  · Goodnight as an Adjective The farewell “Good night” only applies when you’re using it as a greeting. Just because “goodnight” is not the right greeting does not mean it is useless when in writing. As a greeting, avoid using one word.

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3. an expression of farewell used in parting at nighttime or when going to sleep.

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4. Definition of good night —used to express good wishes in the evening especially when someone is leaving or going to sleep Good night. I'll see you in the morning. Learn More about good night.

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7. “Goodnight" is used as a leave taking, the opposite of a greeting. As a committee meeting is breaking up at 7pm, the various committee members may wish each other “Goodnight". Friends and family members say this to each other as they leave the coffee shop or restaurant.

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8. Mar 09,  · Goodnight my Love ♥ I sleep peacefully at night knowing that I have such an amazing man to share my life with. I look forward to seeing what tomorrow brings. Until the morning, my sweet love! ♥ I’m the luckiest girl in the world to have the pleasure of saying hello to you each morning and goodbye to you each night. May the most pleasant dreams greet you, sweetheart.

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