What does DAWNS mean?

Parts of Speech:

dawns (verb)

Definitions:

1. (intransitive verb) begins to grow light as the sun rises; 2. (intransitive verb) begins to be perceived or understood; 3. (transitive verb) causes something to begin to be perceived or understood

Pronunciations:

US: /dɔnz/; UK: /dɔːnz/

Origin and Usage:

The word "dawns" comes from the Old English verb "dagian," meaning "to dawn" or "to become day." The word has been in use since the 14th century and is still commonly used today to describe the beginning of a new day. It is also used metaphorically to describe the beginning of a new era or the start of a new understanding.

Synonyms:

arises, begins, starts, commences, initiates

Related Words:

awake, light, start, break, early

Example Sentences:

1. The sun dawns over the horizon.
2. It slowly dawns on him that he forgot his wallet.
3. The realization dawns on her that she has been living in denial.