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View definitions for dawn

dawn

noun as in beginning of day

noun as in a beginning

verb as in start

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The new album’s title may hint at sunshine and waking hours, but make no mistake, Yoakam is a night owl, a man for whom work begins around dusk and often stretches into dawn.

As Jensen used a window screen to sift the safe’s ashen contents for diamonds and stones, his wife Dawn DaMart wandered the blackened foundation searching for tokens of the couple’s life before the Mountain fire.

The book launch for Roberts’ “Dawn’s Early Light” was originally scheduled for release on Sept. 24 of this year.

From Salon

The dawn strike came without warning.

From BBC

The night is always supposedly darkest before the dawn — and activists are now staring at a black hole seemingly larger than what they faced in 1994.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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