daybreak

The word “daybreak” has 2 syllables: day-break

It's pronounced as /ˈdeɪˌbreɪk/


What is synonym and antonym for daybreak?

In the thesaurus, “daybreak” has 6 synonyms and 9 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for daybreak along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for daybreak

Antonyms for daybreak

  • afternoon
  • dark
  • darkness
  • midnight
  • night
  • nightfall
  • nighttime
  • sundown
  • sunset

Meanings of daybreak

  • noun
    1. Dawn.

Example Sentences

  • Daybreak painted the sky in hues of orange and pink, signaling the start of a new day.
  • The weary travelers eagerly awaited daybreak to resume their journey through the mountains.
  • At daybreak, the birds began their cheerful chorus, welcoming the dawn.
  • The fishermen set out on the calm waters just as daybreak illuminated the horizon.
  • As daybreak approached, the city slowly stirred to life, with streets bustling with activity.

On this page you'll find 15 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to daybreak, such as: afternoon, dark, darkness, dawn, dawning, day, midnight.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

dawn

  • advent
  • alpha
  • appear
  • arise
  • be
  • begin
  • beginning
  • birth
  • commence
  • commencement
  • dawning
  • day
  • daybreak
  • daylight
  • emerge
  • inception
  • loom
  • morn
  • morning
  • onset
  • originate
  • start
  • sunrise
  • unfold

dawns

  • advent
  • alphas
  • appears
  • arises
  • beginnings
  • begins
  • birth
  • commencements
  • commences
  • dawning
  • daybreak
  • daylight
  • days
  • emerges
  • inceptions
  • is
  • launches
  • loom
  • morning
  • mornings
  • morns
  • onsets
  • originates
  • starts
  • sunrises
  • unfold

early

  • ancient
  • beforehand
  • briefly
  • daybreak
  • directly
  • early morning
  • first
  • first blush
  • first flush of morning
  • first light
  • fresh
  • immediate
  • immediately
  • initial
  • new
  • precocious
  • prehistoric
  • premature
  • prematurely
  • previous
  • primal
  • primeval
  • primitive
  • primordial
  • promptly
  • quick
  • recent
  • recently
  • right away
  • shortly
  • soon
  • sudden
  • timely
  • too soon
  • unexpected
  • unexpectedly
  • untimely

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