dawn
verb [I] (BEGIN) /dɔːn/
/dɑːn/ Definition
› If a day or period of time dawns, it begins: He left the house just as the day was dawning. Few people could have predicted the dramatic changes that were to take place .Starting and beginningStarting again
(Definition of dawn verb (BEGIN) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- arrive verb (BEGIN)
- be in the first flush of idiom
- become verb (BE)
- begin verb (START TO HAPPEN)
- branch out phrasal verb
- break into sth phrasal verb
- develop verb (START)
- get weaving idiom
- go ahead phrasal verb
- go into sth phrasal verb (START)
- grow verb (BECOME)
- half-cock adjective
- here goes! idiom
- pilot verb (INTRODUCE)
- sail in phrasal verb
- set the wheels in motion idiom
- spring to life idiom
- start on sth phrasal verb
- start out phrasal verb
- start/set/get the ball rolling idiom
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