noun

daybreak

daybreak, dawn

We must leave at daybreak.

We must leave at daybreak.

The birds start singing before daybreak.

The birds start singing before daybreak.

at daybreak at the time of dawn We must leave at daybreak.

before/after daybreak before or after dawn The birds start singing before daybreak.

Synonyms: dawn, sunrise; Antonyms: dusk, sunset

A compound of 'day' and 'break'. It refers to the moment the darkness of night 'breaks' to let the day in.

Imagine the first light of the sun 'breaking' through the horizon.

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