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Definitions from the Webdawn onDescription:The phrase "dawn on" means to slowly become understood or realized by someone. It implies a moment when awareness or comprehension begins to appear gradually. Possible Senses and Usages:1. Verb (Intransitive):When "dawn on" is used as a verb without an object, it means for an idea or understanding to suddenly start being comprehended by someone. Example: It finally dawned on her that she had forgotten her keys inside the house. 2. Verb (Transitive):When "dawn on" is used as a verb with an object, it means for someone to slowly begin to understand or realize something. Example: The magnitude of the situation eventually dawned on him, and he realized the importance of his actions. 3. Phrase:"Dawn on" can also be used as part of a phrase or idiom. Example: The gravity of the situation only began to dawn on him after it was too late to make amends. Related Products:Find related books, movies, and other products on Amazon: | ||||
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