Dawning is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DAWNING in dictionary:

VERB:
• (of a day) begin
• come into existence
• become evident to the mind; be perceived or understood
NOUN:
• daybreak
• the first appearance of light in the sky before sunrise
• the beginning of a phenomenon or period of time, especially one considered favourable
• the first light of day
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to begin to grow light in the morning

Words related to DAWNING

dawn8 dawned11 dawnings13 dawns9

Words that contain DAWNING

dawnings13 undawning14

How to use DAWNING in a sentence

• On the face of the latter there had been at first blank surprise, then a gradually dawning recognition.
• Here we stopped, as day was dawning, and settled down for the day, as we could travel only in the night, lest we should be seen and caught.
• She must see a helpful hand and hopeful face, and, if it might be, hear a cheerful human voice, in the dawning of that day.
• If his means of education have been limited, a better day is dawning upon him.
• They proved themselves equal to the solution of the great problem, to understand which their minds had been illuminated by the dawning lights of the Revolution.
• It was here that Romulus, in the gray dawning of Rome, built the temple of Jupiter Feretrius.
• Necessity, therefore and perhaps a dawning of more simple taste, impelled these courtly poets to seek another and more natural mode of pleasing.
• I was like one who has passed the crisis in a severe illness, is still very weak and exhausted, but glad of the dawning life before him.
• It looked as if a new day were dawning for Turkey, when it would be possible for these various races and different religions to live side by side in peace.
• Stella watched these Titanic labors with a growing interest and a dawning vision of why these men walked the earth with that reckless swing of their shoulders.
• And now, with the early dawning of that sacred day, she had passed forever from earth, to join the pure throng of worshippers before the throne of God.
• He took the object up again and scrutinized it, its meaning dawning slowly.
• What a pity it is that a baby cannot notice, cannot observe, cannot remember, and so throw light on the fashion of the dawning of the external world on the human consciousness.
• The hearts of the tribe arose, for spring was surely dawning.
• Chapter 23 When the current of life had resumed its course, I could not believe that the day which I saw dawning would not be like those which had preceded it.
• Like the stirring of a faint shadow, he felt the first dawning sense of self-mastery he had known for days.
• Every discerning eye can, in this Day, perceive the dawning light of God’s Revelation, and every attentive ear can recognize the Voice that was heard from the Burning Bush.
• What poignant memories the shadows bring What songs of triumph in the dawning ring! By night a coward and by day a king.
• This dawning belief is the greatest hope of modern art.
• It is the day of the dawning of the Morning of Guidance.
• The sun is one, but the dawning points of the sun are numerous and changing.
• For instance, the sun is one and the same, but its points of dawning are various.
• Thus may the world become witness that the Orient has ever been the dawning point of illumination, the source of love and reconciliation.
• The Captain looked surprised, but agreed readily, and led the way to his study, no shadow of the truth dawning on his mind.
• It was dawning when a carriage rolled into the palace-yard.
• Dawning in the darkness, she looks afar, as I am doing.
• Watching the signs of the times, the gifted and gracious spirit who led this chorus of hope saw tokens, as of the dawning of day after the long, dark night.
• During the night he had meditated as to the course he ought to pursue with Ursula about his discovery of this dawning passion.
• More than one night the gray dawning light of the morning found them, with white, drawn faces, still in conference.
• But a very brief interval convinced both nobles and people that a new era was dawning for them.
• When they dismounted on the ground chosen, the day was dawning, but the great oaks were still waist deep in gloom.
• His breath grew short, his panting fiercer, the sweat poured down him, his throat was dry, and he could feel no more the fresh stirring of the air of the dawning.
• Cresswell subscribed to a clipping-bureau and tasted the sweets of dawning notoriety, and Mrs.
• The day of the professional politician and of the machine was dawning in the frontier State of Illinois.
• In forty eyes the new light of happiness was dawning.

Similar words containing DAWN without suffix ing

dawn8 dawns9 dawned11 dawner10 dawney13 dawners11 predawn13 dawnered13 dawnings13 dawnlike16 predawns14 dawnering14 undawning14

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