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just at evenings

 

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just at evenings

Description:

"Just at evenings" refers to the specific time during the evening or at the onset of the evening. It implies that something occurs or is done exclusively during this particular period of the day.

Examples:

As an adverb:

1. She enjoys taking long walks just at evenings to clear her mind.

2. The local café is usually crowded just at evenings when people gather for a chat over coffee.

As a prepositional phrase:

1. The courtyard lights up with fairy lights just at evenings, creating a magical atmosphere.

2. The museum offers guided tours just at evenings, allowing visitors to explore the exhibits with expert insights.

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