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Meanings of daybreak in English
Usage of daybreak in English
1
Before daybreak, however, they were up and on their way once more.
2
The roar of the freshet awoke Nan in her bed before daybreak.
3
At daybreak saw four sail to windward; our squadron sent in chase.
4
With the daybreak we saw the vessel, and the timber-ship it was.
5
Two hours before daybreak the bell of the church gave the signal.
6
You want to know whether I stayed in the room till daybreak?
7
It was not dawn, it was daybreak; a delightful and stern moment.
8
It was now daybreak on the morning of the 3d of July.
9
One hour before daybreak, at 0457, the British commando attack would commence.
10
Often from daybreak to dusk no one spoke in the whole column.
11
The following morning at daybreak there was an indescribable commotion in Etretat.
12
They went over the dam in their canoes this morning at daybreak.
13
I look forward to despatching you on Tower Hill tomorrow at daybreak.
14
The battle commenced on the southern side, at daybreak of the 16th.
15
No no; set out for Ugijar as soon as it is daybreak.
16
He was relieved to see that daybreak was still thirty minutes away.
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Daybreak through the time
Daybreak across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common