daybreak
daybreak
Definition
day·break (-brāk′)
noun
the time in the morning when daylight first appears; dawn
daybreak
Synonyms
daybreak
Usage Examples
Preposition: on
- morning: It was planned for daybreak on the morning of 18th December, and the ship's part of it was then embarked upon.
Converse of object
- come: Come daybreak after all the older chavs have smashed and vomited their way home, the younger breed of chavs venture out.
Modifies a noun
- start: Nick and I wanted a daybreak start, so we got up about half past 4 in the morning and started the stove.
daybreak Quotes
The skull that housed white angels and had vision Of daybreak through the gateways of the mind.
Browse dictionary entries near daybreak
- daybook
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- day trading
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- day school
- day room
- day order
- daydream
- dayflower
- dayfly
- daylight
- daylight overdraft
- daylight saving time
- daylong
- days
- days of grace
- daysman
