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Daybreak

Noun

Definition: The first appearance of light in the morning; dawn.

Example Sentence: I wake up every morning to watch the breathtaking daybreak over the horizon.

Noun

Definition: The beginning of a new day; sunrise.

Example Sentence: As the daybreak painted the sky with hues of orange and pink, a sense of hope filled the air.

Noun

Definition: The first appearance of something; the beginning or start.

Example Sentence: The daybreak of the Industrial Revolution marked a significant shift in human history.

Noun

Definition: The period of early morning when light begins to appear; twilight.

Example Sentence: The peacefulness and tranquility of the daybreak make it my favorite time of the day.

Verb

Definition: To begin; to start.

Example Sentence: They always daybreak their meetings with a brief reflection on the previous day's accomplishments.

Adjective

Definition: Happening primarily in the early morning hours; associated with daybreak.

Example Sentence: The serene and captivating views during a daybreak hike are worth the early wake-up call.