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Meanings of dayspring in English
Synonyms
Examples for "morning"
Examples for "morning"
1
Hafeez tweeted: Met an inspirational Young lady today morning at Golf course.
2
Turkish forces shelled northern Iraq this morning, a Kurdish government official said.
3
CRH will issue a statement on sales and market conditions tomorrow morning.
4
A senior diplomat said of Friday morning's result: We want a deal.
5
Of course, crossing the Cerulean Sea in a morning was impossible too.
1
I shall need him ready a good hour before dawn, maybe more.
2
May 25 marks the dawn of a new age in consumer privacy.
3
It was just past dawn; the women had perhaps six hours' lead.
4
The pre dawn raid led to an 11 hour battle, officials said.
5
Toward dawn, King told writer, I ask a human kind of question.
1
The sunrise empire has exemplified the latter method; China prefers the former.
2
We shall start immediately, and be back, at all events, by sunrise.
3
Furthermore, sunrise and local photoperiod timing depend on position in time zone.
4
Remind my brother that Egyptians believe in the power of the sunrise.
5
The direction of sunrise is also a matter of opinion, Jolober thought.
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.
1
Splendid aurora in the night; a bright band of light from S.S.W.
2
Thicker pulsed the lances of the aurora; changed to vast billowing curtains.
3
The mercury is 5 degrees below zero, and the aurora is glorious.
4
Also known as the aurora borealis, the Northern Lights are notoriously coy.
5
Straight before her gleamed and flashed and ebbed and palpitated the aurora.
1
The warts-and-all reality has been dawning on the US for some time.
2
The East has ever been the dawning-point of the Sun of Reality.
3
The East hath ever been the dawning-place of the Sun of Truth.
4
Understanding was dawning in him, it burnt a light in his eyes.
5
The boy opened the door and looked out upon the dawning day.
1
His last meal had been breakfast before sunup of the day before.
2
By sunup, we'd left the river and turned up into the mountains.
3
Just at sunup an Indian came across the river on a pony.
4
Set your alarms for early-early and be in Pine Plains by sunup.
5
It's close to sunset any way; I'll finance the pilgrimage until sunup.
1
Sometimes he came at cockcrow, or near it, before or after it.
2
About third cockcrow, Kim woke after a sleep of thousands of years.
3
When he wakes at cockcrow the revellers are nearly all asleep.
4
And another at this table will deny Me before morning cockcrow.
5
Here they were shackled and left till cockcrow, when the drills began again.
1
Is it possible to schedule another meeting at first light tomorrow morning?
2
Rescuers called off a massive sea search late yesterday until first light.
3
He said staff would be working from first light to restore supplies.
4
Rist said, 'We can get some 'ands aloft at first light, sir.
5
It said crews would return to fixing lines at first light tomorrow.
1
At the first break of day I gave the order to start.
2
On the following morning the preacher-plowman was afield at break of day.
3
It was long after the break of day, when he woke up.
4
Ogula messengers gone in little canoe to Asiki at break of day.
5
It was just before break of day, and it was very dark.
1
She thought, however, of the poor invalid to whom their meeting at dinner-time was the one break of the day.
2
It was when they reached the departure lounge and began herding people toward the exits that Drick got his first big break of the day.
3
2 Mac 13:17 This was done in the break of the day, because the protection of the Lord did help him.
Usage of dayspring in English
1
This was dayspring, indeed, to a lad in such great darkness.
2
They were as open in their little flirtations as the dayspring from on high.
3
Sweeter than dayspring to the shipwrecked in Nova Zembla; ah!
4
For this reason they were deprived of the bounty which dawned in the Messianic dayspring.
5
We have made thee the manifestation of Our sovereignty and the dayspring of Our Names.
6
This century is, verily, the source of His Light and the dayspring of His Revelation.
7
The dayspring from on high hath visited me.
8
Now, note secondly, the dayspring, or dawn.
9
Hearken unto the Voice of thy Lord, the All-Glorious, calling aloud from the dayspring of grandeur and majesty.
10
The dayspring is 'from on high.'
11
Beautiful to see the brutish empire of Mammon cracking everywhere: A strange, chill, almost ghastly dayspring in Yankeeland itself.
12
For the first time in the memory of the oldest, the dayspring of success seemed on the point of breaking over Hope Chapel.
13
Like sudden dayspring on the blind;
14
The dayspring visits us that it may shine on us, and it shines that it may guide us into 'the way of peace.'
15
He was a man, not wise in his generation, yet could he claim a filial sympathy with "the dayspring on high."
16
We have made thee the dawning-place of Our knowledge and the dayspring of Our wisdom unto all who are in heaven and on earth.
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Frequent collocations
Dayspring through the time