Collocation
early morning
the first part of the morning, soon after waking up or after sunrise
Definition
'early morning' is a common English collocation. the first part of the morning, soon after waking up or after sunrise
early morning (+ time/activity/place)
“I like to go for a walk in the early morning.”
Examples
- The early morning air felt cool and fresh.
- She usually drinks coffee in the early morning.
- We caught the train in the early morning to avoid traffic.
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- In the early morning, the park is quiet and almost empty.
- He got a call in the early morning and had to leave right away.
- The early morning light made the mountains look pink.
- Most deliveries arrive in the early morning before the shops open.
- After an early morning meeting, she spent the rest of the day traveling.
- The fishermen headed out in the early morning despite the cold wind.
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