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sun

Definition for sun

noun as in brightest star

Strongest matches

star, sunlight

Strong matches

bask, daylight, flare, shine, sol, sunrise, tan

Weak match

aubade

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Example Sentences

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The sun is setting and the radical California revolutionary group the French 75 is raiding an immigration detention center along the southern border in Otay Mesa while Jonny Greenwood’s score is cranked to 11.

After the sun sets, she said she sees what look like drug deals, with people popping into the encampment for only a few minutes, before they leave.

The rain didn’t fall again, but even if it had, it would have still felt like the sun.

Ms Porat said that Google remained committed to building our renewable energy, but "obviously wind doesn't blow and the sun doesn't shine every hour of the day".

From BBC

A female family member sits beside him, holding his hand, while a man protects him from the beating sun with an umbrella.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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