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morning

/'mɔ:niɳ/
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Explanation of the Word "Morning"

Definition:
The word "morning" is a noun that refers to the time of day that starts at dawn and lasts until noon. It is the first part of the day when the sun rises and people often wake up.

Usage Instructions:
  • "Morning" is used to talk about the time of day when you start your activities after waking up.
  • You can use it to say what you did during that time or to greet someone.
Examples:
  • Simple Example: "I like to drink coffee in the morning."
  • More Complex Example: "We went for a walk in the park this morning before it got too hot."
Advanced Usage:
  • You can use "morning" in phrases to describe activities or feelings related to this time of day, such as "morning routine" (the tasks you do every morning) or "morning commute" (the journey you take to work or school in the morning).
Word Variants:
  • Adjective: "morning" can also be used as an adjective, for example, in "morning sun" or "morning news."
  • Related Noun: "morningness" (the quality of being morning).
Different Meanings:
  • "Morning" can also refer to a metaphorical beginning or early stage of something, like "the morning of civilization," indicating the early development of human society.
Synonyms:
  • Dawn
  • Daybreak
  • Sunrise
  • Early hours
Idioms and Phrasal Verbs:
  • "Good morning": A common greeting used in the morning.
  • "Morning person": Someone who feels more energetic and alert in the morning.
  • "Rise and shine": An expression used to wake someone up in a cheerful way.
Summary:

"Morning" is an important term that helps us talk about the early part of the day.

Noun
  1. the earliest period
    • the dawn of civilization
    • the morning of the world
  2. the first light of day
    • we got up before dawn
    • they talked until morning
  3. a conventional expression of greeting or farewell
  4. the time period between dawn and noon
    • I spent the morning running errands

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