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daybreak

[dey-breyk] / ˈdeɪˌbreɪk /


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On a normal cruise out of Florida, finding a free chair with a view of the ocean can be a fool’s errand, unless you’re willing to get up at daybreak.

From The Wall Street Journal

It was daybreak on one of the last days of winter, and the tank commander and his deputy tramped through the snow checking on the men as they readied for battle.

From New York Times

At daybreak, thousands of Afghans had streamed into the airport.

From Seattle Times

When he returned at daybreak after the fires, he saw some bees emerging and realized that 20 out of 100 hives had somehow survived.

From Seattle Times

According to the film’s website, “The Forever Purge” features “a sect of lawless marauders” that “decides that the annual Purge does not stop at daybreak and instead should never end.”

From Los Angeles Times