Dawn is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DAWN in dictionary:

VERB:
• to grown light in the morning
• (of a day) begin
• come into existence
• become evident to the mind; be perceived or understood
• To begin to grow light in the morning; to grow light; to break, or begin to appear; as, the day dawns; the morning dawns.
• To began to give promise; to begin to appear or to expand.
• become clear or enter one\'s consciousness or emotions
• appear or develop
• become light
• begin to grow light
NOUN:
• the first appearance of light in the sky before sunrise
• the beginning of a phenomenon or period of time, especially one considered favourable
• The break of day; the first appearance of light in the morning; show of approaching sunrise.
• First opening or expansion; first appearance; beginning; rise.
• the first light of day
• the earliest period
• an opening time period
• daybreak
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to begin to grow light in the morning

Words related to DAWN

dawned11 dawning12 dawnings13 dawnlike16 dawns9 daybreak18 dayspring16

Words that contain DAWN

dawns9 dawned11 dawner10 dawney13 dawners11 dawning12 predawn13 dawnered13 dawnings13 dawnlike16 predawns14 dawnering14 undawning14

How to use DAWN in a sentence

• Happy would it have been for Nero if his reign, like that of Edward, could have been cut short before the thick night of many crimes had settled down upon the promise of its dawn.
• The moon floated higher and higher as the night grew old and at length there was a dim lightening in the east which foretold dawn, but Marianne kept on.
• Mukoki was as regular as clockwork in his rising, and an hour before dawn he was up and preparing breakfast.
• At dawn he was in turn awakened by the young Indian.
• A movement ran through the camp like the shiver of water under dawn wind.
• Taking this view of the subject, Ethelred, instead of going out to battle at the early dawn, collected his officers into his tent, and formed them into a religious congregation.
• There I lay amongst the leaves all the night long and from dawn to mid-day.
• Even the people of the Land of the Dawn could tell him only that the gem had been sold to an unknown prince.
• No sooner had the news of the massacre spread through the city than the whole population rose, and at dawn next morning they attacked the palace, with desperate fury.
• Men rose at dawn and sent the horses forth to graze all day in the foothills under heavy guard.
• The road is straight as the bullet flies, And the east is touched with the tinge of dawn.
• As the grey dawn entered the cell the Easter bells were ringing.
• Anxious to trace further the course of the river, Captain Wickham and myself ascended the top of a neighbouring hill before early dawn.
• Long before dawn a delicious odour informed us of the vicinity of this land, which formed a great gulf open to the south-east.
• The dawn was coming high up in the sky, a sign of fair weather.
• They slept in their saddle-blankets that night, and were up and off again by dawn for the second day of steady travel.
• She saw the world again as she had seen it in her first youth, suffused with joy that was like the vivid freshness of dawn.
• He knew his orders, and he would start in the morning at the very first breath of dawn.
• Still, I am pleased that I have had the opportunity of tracing some of these important places from their dawn to their present prosperous condition.
• By the cheer of awakening intuition, a dawn which stirs before daylight, all men are secretly sustained.
• Time was, even down to the dawn of the Revolution, when every American colony was slave-holding.

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