Words and phrases that have a meaning related to dawn: (187 results)
Often used in the same context:
sunrise, daybreak, nightfall, dusk, sundown, midnight, sunup, predawn, morn, twilight, sunset, reveille, witching hour, daylight, midday, noonday, noon, darkness, maghrib, straggle, suppertime, sleepyheads, moonrise, midmorning, summer solstice, herald, epoch, beginning, noontime, nighttime, mornings, millennium, waking, advent, dinnertime, romanesque, eventide, knell, sun, autumnal equinox, uhuru, wakening, hindenburg line, shawwal, lull, bedtime, arrival, starlit, day, spring equinox, awakening, outskirts, tenebrae, tammuz, slumbers, musketry, hours, gloaming, moment, moonlight, moonlit, midnite, atomic age, idylls, gendarmery, usher, presentiment, walpurgis night, era, moonless, hunkered down, vernal equinox, evening, midafternoon, zenith, hilal, mugginess, afternoon, sundowner, roaring forties, mesolithic, night, flagellants, rogation, worshipers, alpenglow, moonset, stillness, southeaster, winter solstice, feluccas, vanguard, frontier, blue sky, alit, crump, babylonian captivity, gaslit, millenium, triduum, owling, dapples, dawns, dawning, morning, sky, moon, skies, radiance, bloom, mists, springtime, sunshine, o, dream, lovelier, loveliest, lovely, enamoured, ghost, lonesome, sleepy, unapproachable, ageless, artless, barefoot, beautiful, bewitched, blithe, blithesome, boding, bright, cheerful
Appears in the definition of:
araujia sericofera, attack, aurora, auroral, aurorean, come, cruel plant, day, decamp, enchanter's nightshade, enemy, eos, forenoon, genus metasequoia, grayly, half-light, heimdal, heimdall, heimdallr, history, morn, morning, morning time, rose, roseate, slaty, strike, ushas
More general:
amount of time, begin, change, employment, hour, job, period, period of time, start, time of day, time period, work
Synonyms:
Also try:break of day, break of the day, click, cockcrow, come home, dayspring, fall into place, first light, get across, get through, penetrate, sink in
— Adjectives for dawn: early, first, new, gray, pre, grey, earliest, false, very, cold, rosy, more...
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