dawn | ||
1. | [ noun ] the first light of day | |
Synonyms: | daybreak dawning break_of_day dayspring sunup first_light break_of_the_day sunrise aurora cockcrow morning | |
Examples: | "we got up before dawn" "they talked until morning" |
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Related terms: | sunset hour | |
2. | [ noun ] Woman's first name, popularity rank in the U.S. is 105 | |
3. | [ verb ] become clear or enter one's consciousness or emotions | |
Synonyms: | sink_in penetrate get_across come_home get_through fall_into_place click | |
Examples: | "It dawned on him that she had betrayed him" "she was penetrated with sorrow" |
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Related terms: | understand | |
4. | [ noun ] the earliest period | |
Synonyms: | morning | |
Examples: | : "the dawn of civilization" "the morning of the world" |
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Related terms: | start | |
5. | [ noun ] Last name, frequency rank in the U.S. is 19735 | |
6. | [ verb ] become light | |
Examples: | "It started to dawn, and we had to get up" |
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Related terms: | change | |
7. | [ verb ] appear or develop | |
Examples: | "The age of computers had dawned" |
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Related terms: | begin | |
8. | [ noun ] an opening time period | |
Examples: | "it was the dawn of the Roman Empire" |
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Related terms: | time_period | |
Similar spelling: |
Dawne Dawna Dan Dane Dain Danu Dano damn Dann Dana Dani Dahn Daina Daine Danae Dayna Dania Danna Danny dayan Dannie Danaea Dam Damm dame Dama Daum Dahm |