morrow

/'mɔrou/

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Certainly! Let’s break down the word "morrow."

Definition:

Morrow is a noun that means "the next day" or "tomorrow." It is often used in a more poetic or formal context.

Usage Instructions:

You can use "morrow" when you want to refer to the day after today, especially in writing or when speaking in a more elegant way.

Example:

• "Whenever he arrives, she leaves on the morrow." (This means that she leaves the day after he arrives.)

Advanced Usage:

In literature, "morrow" can appear in phrases like "on the morrow," which means "tomorrow." It is less common in everyday conversation but still understood.

Word Variants:

• There are no direct variants of "morrow," but the word "morrow" itself can be used in different contexts:
  • The morrow - Refers specifically to the next day.

Different Meaning:

In some contexts, "morrow" can also refer more broadly to the future, but this usage is rare.

Synonyms:

• Tomorrow
• Following day
• Next day

Idioms:

There are no specific idioms that include "morrow," but you might hear phrases where people refer to "the morrow" in literature or poetry.

Phrasal Verbs:

There are no common phrasal verbs that include "morrow," as it is a standalone noun.

Summary:

• Morrow means "the next day" or "tomorrow."
• It is more commonly found in formal writing or literature.

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Noun

1. the next day
   • whenever he arrives she leaves on the morrow