Dawn and Fall

Dawn

Dawn verb - To come into existence.

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Fall and dawn are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Fall" instead a verb "Dawn".

Nearby Words: dawning, dawned, dawna, dawne

Fall verb - To go down from an upright position suddenly and involuntarily.

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Dawn and fall are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Dawn" instead a verb "Fall".

Nearby Words: falling, fallen

long	long dawn	long fall
complete	complete dawn	complete fall
original	original dawn	original fall
true	true dawn	true fall
Other adjectives: single, actual, young, early, former, later, titular, previous.

move	dawn move	fall move
times	dawn times	fall times

Fortunately, night normally won't fall until you need it to fall, and dawn won't come until you reach the end of the game.

Source: Video Game / King's Quest IV: The Perils Of Rosella
Lightning Dawn and Starla Shine from My Little Unicorn, who fall in love immediately for no reason besides that the main character needs a love interest.

Source: Strangled by the Red String
Seeing how God's punishment includes the fact that man will now have to grow his own food, the fall of man can be read as a metaphor for the dawn of agriculture, with the Garden of Eden representing a nostalgic take on the prior hunter-gatherer age.

Source: Noble Savage

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