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daybreak
noun as in beginning of light hours
Strongest match
Example Sentences
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.
By daybreak, the winds from Typhoon Fung-wong which had howled all night had died down, and people came out to see the damage.
At daybreak, the humans stepped out from their living quarters and another workday began.
The family, including two children aged two and 11 years old, were crushed to death when a tree fell on their house at daybreak, police official Sonny Ombajino told AFP by telephone.
J'ouvert, which means "daybreak" or "opening of the day" in French Creole, marks the start of the Carnival celebrations across the Bank Holiday weekend.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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