dawn
dawn
- n the first light of day
we got up before dawn - n the earliest period
the dawn of civilization - n an opening time period
it was the dawn of the Roman Empire - v become clear or enter one's consciousness or emotions
It dawned on him that she had betrayed him - v appear or develop
The age of computers had dawned - v become light
It started to dawn, and we had to get up
- As dawn broke, a thick mist rolled across the pastureland around the Dutch hamlet of De Punt, enveloping the motionless yellow train.
- The first faint flush of light that sometimes precedes the dawn is called the false dawn.
- You may feel a bit like a financial vulture visiting these countries but, hey, this may be the dawn of Depression 2.