dawn
- noun
- /dɔn/
- This is the dawn of a new technological era, with innovations that will change our lives.
- dawn of a new era
- the dawn of time
- dawn of civilization
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- We are tribal since since the dawn of man, since caveman era.
- This is how since the dawn of humanity, information has been passed down.
- We have been doing this to people since the dawn of time.
- It is a talent of understanding when things are on the dawn of complete Main St.
Examples
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Tomorrow is the dawn of our new age.
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We are creating the dawn of a new age, where every single piece of technology you own will be seamlessly linked.
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This is the dawn of the Net.
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"It will be the dawn of something better."
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The dawn of a new species.
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Your problems are the same problems that have faced us since the dawn of time.
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This is the story of Napoleon Bonaparte's first campaign and the dawn of a new age.
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We stand at the dawn of a new age of enlightenment and under the right circumstances even the most hopeless of cases can be given an opportunity, a second chance to return what was once lost.
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From the dawn when one sentient creature first made connection with another, a consideration of ethics had begun.
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A new era of international security seemed about to dawn, where even the most protracted conflicts appeared solvable.
Academic text (1993)
Synonyms
A time that brings a fresh start after a long hard time
The earliest period of something, like the start of an era
The time when the first light appears in the morning
The beginning of a new time that offers a fresh start
Soft pale light that appears in the sky just before sunrise
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Idioms
Compounds
A tall tree from China that grows fast and has flat green leaves and small round cones
- Specialized
A small extinct animal like an early horse about the size of a dog with four toes
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Etymology
Dawn began with the idea of first morning light, so people use it for the 'beginning' of any time or event; for example, the dawn of a new age is the very first stage.