dawning

IPA: dˈɔnɪŋ

noun

  • (chiefly poetic) Dawn.
  • The first beginnings of something.
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Examples of "dawning" in Sentences

  • It started at the dawning of the Age of Aquarius.
  • “He sent us away,” Montyr said in dawning understanding.
  • He stood gazing at it a good while, a new expression dawning in his eyes.
  • He stood gazing at it a good while – a new expression dawning in his eyes.
  • She turned her head slightly, a curious expression dawning on her beautiful face.
  • But Margie and Gillam looked at the stranger with her medical bag in dawning panic.
  • When he hiked his shoulders, her face lit with an expression of dawning realization.
  • The day of the fat lady was long in dawning, but at last her freedom and her fashionableness have arrived.
  • Stroszek, is this name-calling the dawning of the Obamacult's understanding of civility and not marginalizing anybody in a democracy?
  • As I passed in my swift circle about the great ball plunging along its planetary paths, many mighty and glorious visions of the coming and passing of light were revealed to me; but none more fair than this with that radiance of youth, whose vast, sweet nature-shadow and simulacrum the dawning is ....

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