Dayspring is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DAYSPRING in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (archaic) dawn
• dawn.
• The beginning of the day, or first appearance of light; the dawn; hence, the beginning.
• the first light of day
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a poetic word fordawn

Words related to DAYSPRING

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Words that contain DAYSPRING

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How to use DAYSPRING in a sentence

• And with the day-spring she came again, tall and gracious in her clinging draperies and long green veil.
• I beseech Thee to assist them to obtain that which hath escaped them in the days of the Dawning-Place of Thy Revelation and the Dayspring of Thine Inspiration.
• From the horizon of His prison-city He summoneth mankind unto the Dayspring of God, the Exalted, the Great.
• This is the day whereon He Who is the Dayspring of Revelation hath come with clear tokens which none can number.
• Thus, by the “sun” in one sense is meant those Suns of Truth Who rise from the dayspring of ancient glory, and fill the world with a liberal effusion of grace from on high.
• He is Thy servant, O my Lord, whom Thou hast caused to be related to Him Who is the Manifestation of Thyself and the Day-Spring of Thy Cause.
• Their eyes have, at all times, been bent upon the Day-Spring of Thy loving-kindness, and their faces set towards the Fountain-Head of Thine inspiration.
• I know not, O my God, for what reason they have risen up to oppress me, and by what proof they have turned aside from Him Who is the Day-Spring of Thy signs.
• Illumine my inner being, O my Lord, with the splendors of the Day-Spring of Thy Revelation, even as Thou didst illumine my outer being with the morning light of Thy favor.
• Thus counselleth you He Who is the Dayspring of Names, as bidden by Him Who is the All-Knowing, the All-Wise.
• By My life! He who hath drunk the choice wine of fairness from the hands of My bountiful favour, will circle around My commandments that shine above the Dayspring of My creation.
• It compelled people who had watched the dawning of a new light, to shut their eyes upon that dayspring.
• This is His Most Great Name, His Most Exalted Word, and the Dayspring of His Most Excellent Titles, if ye could understand.
• Through them the soul of man is caused to wing its flight towards the Dayspring of Revelation, and the heart of every true believer is suffused with light.
• Let us rejoice that chill vicissitudes have not withheld the timely shelter of this house, which descended like day-spring from on high.
• Giorgione was the dayspring of the Renaissance in Venice.
• Thomas, like to us maybe, but unlike the children, would not believe it till he had touched the very dayspring with his hands, and felt the old sweetness of the sunshine.
• He was pacing it, round and round, like a caged beast, when the stars grew faint and the silver ripple of the dayspring broke over the sea.
• Offer thou praise to the Beloved of the world for having aided thee to recognize the Dayspring of His Signs and the Revealer of the evidences of His Glory.
• Man must be a lover of the light, no matter from what dayspring it may appear.
• For this reason they were deprived of the bounty which dawned in the Messianic dayspring.
• Nay, rather, we must exert ourselves to the utmost in investigating and turning toward the Sun of Reality, no matter from what dayspring or dawning point it may appear.
• This century is, verily, the source of His Light and the dayspring of His Revelation.
• Man must be a lover of the light no matter from what day-spring it may appear.
• Rejoice, for God hath, in this Day, established upon thee His throne, hath made thee the dawning-place of His signs and the dayspring of the evidences of His Revelation.
• The radiance of our Faith must be such as to dispel the clouds of doubt and guide the world to the Day-spring of Truth.
• They are the ones who have sailed on the ark of complete independence, with their faces set towards the Dayspring of Beauty.
• This servant, O Lord, though helpless turneth to the Orb of Thy Power, though abased hasteneth unto the Dayspring of Glory, though needy craveth the Ocean of Thy Grace.
• Their eyes have, at all times, been bent upon the Dayspring of Thy loving-kindness, and their faces set towards the Fountainhead of Thine inspiration.

Similar words containing DAYSPR without suffix ing

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