Words and phrases that have a meaning related to sunrise: (160 results)
Often used in the same context:
dusk, dawn, sunset, sundown, daybreak, moonrise, sunup, daylight, summer solstice, midnight, nightfall, autumnal equinox, alpenglow, moonset, sun, moonlight, maghrib, equinox, spring equinox, moonlit, nighttime, solstice, predawn, moonless, vernal equinox, morn, woodcocks, owling, meteor shower, noon, tenebrae, starlit, lunar eclipse, reveille, shawwal, perseids, stargaze, partial eclipse, noonday, twilight, annular eclipse, vesper, mornings, candlelight, eventide, dapples, mist, evensong, celestial equator, hilal, equinoxes, luna moth, maundy thursday, annularity, occultation, winter solstice, mugginess, sidereal, solar eclipse, sky, stillness, zodiacal light, darkness, blue sky, sunrays, procession, thunderhead, canis minor, noontime, sunbeams, evening, dewdrops, sulphurs, umbral, hour, waking, heronry, mistiness, cumulus cloud, hoarfrost, springtime, day, processional, midday, triduum, blessed sacrament, witching hour, moon, sleepyheads, overcast, aphelion, clouds, aurora, juniper bush, unimak island, timberline, shabbat, sugar loaf mountain, vernal, sabbath, thunderstorm, sundowner, rainbow, sunsets, dawning, morning, summer, scarlet, sunshine, autumn, bloom, blooms, blossom, night, bleak, bleakest, brighter, distant, cloudless, enchanting, faraway, off, remote, tertiary, twilit, unforgotten, up, wealden, afternoon, autumnal, azoic
Appears in the definition of:
., dark, day, daylight, daystar, daytime, glory, morning star, night, nighttime, none, phosphorus, radiant, ramadan, reveille, sawm, zodiacal light
More general:
atmospheric phenomenon, periodic event, recurrent event, time of day
Synonyms:
Also try:break of day, break of the day, cockcrow, dayspring, first light, new
— Adjectives for sunrise: beautiful, glorious, first, next, early, red, brilliant, golden, last, near, magnificent, more...
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