Daylight and Shine

Daylight

Daylight noun - The first appearance of light in the morning or the time of its appearance.

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Shine and daylight are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Shine" instead a noun "Daylight".

Shine noun - The steady giving off of the form of radiation that makes vision possible.

Usage example: by the shine of the full moon we could see the rabbit helping himself to our garden vegetables

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Daylight and shine are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Daylight" instead a noun "Shine".

Nearby Words: shining, shiny, shiner

Daylight Horror: The event starts at least an hour before nightfall, giving plenty of time for the sun to shine over the scarezones.

Source: Theatre / Halloween Horror Nights
Eyes Always Shut: Selene is always seeing with her eyes closed whenever is her turn to shine on the sky; Helios has constantly closed eyes and they only can be opened with Eos' help, in order to bring daylight.

Source: Webcomic / M Yth

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