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Meanings of noonday in English
Usage of noonday in English
1
The whole population of the place was indulging in a noonday siesta.
2
The German set off in the blazing noonday at his swiftest pace.
3
The heat of the noonday sun compelled the ladies to drive on.
4
Moody was conducting a noonday prayer-meeting in the city of Edinburgh, Rev.
5
But shade must be had to break the glare of the noonday.
6
At his appearance the noonday brilliance of the sun began to wane.
7
No misgivings troubled him; his smile was as an unintermittent summer noonday.
8
The time for the noonday meal arrived, but he heeded it not.
9
The noonday sun cast his shadow behind him, onto his other shadow.
10
It advanced out into the noonday, and assumed tangible dimensions and substance.
11
A woman's jealousy; it is as plain as the sun at noonday.
12
The workmen were busy at their calling, notwithstanding the intense noonday heat.
13
The men made a fire and began to cook a noonday meal.
14
The hot sun of noonday was pouring down, and matters looked ugly.
15
She needed a walk along the noonday street to keep her sane.
16
They had been compelled to stop at noonday to refresh the animals.
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Noonday through the time
Noonday across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common