AM
- adverb
- /eɪ ɛm/
- She always wakes up before 7 AM on weekdays.
Examples
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The train departs at 8 AM every morning.
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The meeting starts at 9:00 AM.
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Their meeting is scheduled for 10 AM sharp.
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I wake up at 7:00 AM every day.
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She always wakes up before 7 AM on weekdays.
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The train departs at 8 AM every morning.
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Their meeting is scheduled for 10 AM sharp.
Synonyms
The first part of the day from first light until noon
Occurs before 12 o'clock in the day when giving times
Used with a time to show it is before noon
Words written after a clock time to show it is before midday
Happening before noon
Surface Forms
Etymology
AM is short for the Latin ante meridiem, which means 'before noon', so saying 7 AM means the time before midday.