"night-owlism" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "To prevent the pressure from soaring once more to dangerous heights, I decided to increase the amount of sleep, despite the slumber-impairing heat of July, by yielding to a later night-owlism, i.e. to retiring at a time even a few hours after dawn, discounting the Daylight-Saving hour, and wearing but shorts.",
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          "text": "They were developing a flowing rhythm together: a healthy balance of night-owlism and early birding, although despite their proximity to the Heath they could probably have done with more fresh air.",
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