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Meanings of morn in English
Usage of morn in English
1
Early the following morn the pocketbook was restored; everything save the miniature.
2
Each morn that dawns I wake in travail and in woe, And
3
On the morn the heralds called forth the brave knights once again.
4
Sleep on, my warriors; the morn of Wales has not yet dawned.
5
The heaven was of that enchanting mild grey-blue of the early morn.
6
He rang with his own hands the kirk-bell on the Sabbath morn.
7
It's always a good morn, for me, when your lads are unruly!
8
Grateful indeed was the warm coffee, for the April morn was chill.
9
And then he yede backward to his bed till on the morn.
10
The old man might not be able to be out the morn.
11
The next day, Christmas, came without the usual customs of Christmas morn.
12
I'll speak to Johnnie Goodsire, the weaver at the Castletown, the morn.
13
On the morn Sir Launcelot arose early, and left Sir Kay sleeping.
14
I thocht o' taking the boat the morn, and going for her.
15
His hand and mind were always at work from morn till night.
16
Where browsing cows and nibbling geese from morn till night were seen.
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Morn through the time
Morn across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common