Dawn and Form

Dawn

Dawn verb - To come into existence.

Usage example: a smile dawned on his face as he got the joke

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

Nearby Words: dawning, dawned, dawna, dawne

Form verb - To come into existence.

Usage example: the new company formed from two smaller ones

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Dawn and form are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Dawn" instead a verb "Form".

Nearby Words: formal, formation, formed, formality, formless

special	special dawn	special form
usual	usual dawn	usual form
complete	complete dawn	complete form
original	original dawn	original form
Other adjectives: true, single, popular, actual, early, strange, comic, previous.

Upon the Mesozoic verdure, the sun cast its dawn light, giving life to the hovering woodland realm in the form pf photosynthetic vitality that sparkled betwixt the morning arbor.

Source: Narm / Literature
The only time they can both see each other in human form is at dusk and dawn of each day for one fleeting moment, but they can never touch.

Source: Curse
Dawn in Buffy the Vampire Slayer is revealed not to be Buffy's natural little sister, but mystical energy in human form sent to Buffy for protection.

Source: Happily Adopted

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