predawn

[pri-dawn]

predawn Definition

• 1. the period of time just before dawn
• 2. occurring or done before dawn

Using predawn: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "predawn" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The predawn hours are the best time to see the stars.

• Example

  He woke up in the predawn darkness.

• Example

  The predawn sky was painted with shades of pink and orange.

predawn Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for predawn

• daybreak
• sunup
• dawn
• morning
• early morning

Phrases with predawn

• predawn meal

  a meal eaten before dawn, especially by Muslims during Ramadan

  Example

  They woke up early to have their predawn meal before starting their fast.

• predawn raid

  a military operation carried out just before dawn

  Example

  The soldiers conducted a predawn raid on the enemy's camp.

• predawn walk

  a walk taken before dawn

  Example

  She enjoyed taking predawn walks to watch the sunrise.

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Summary: predawn in Brief

'Predawn' [pri-dawn] refers to the period of time just before dawn or something that occurs or is done before dawn. It can be used as both an adjective and a noun. Examples include 'The predawn hours are the best time to see the stars.' and 'He woke up in the predawn darkness.' Phrases like 'predawn meal' and 'predawn raid' are also common.