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daylight

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daylight [′dā‚līt]
(astronomy)
Light of the day, from sun and sky.
(engineering)
daylight opening


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With the advent of Burning Daylight the whole place became suddenly brighter and cheerier.
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We must, therefore, profit by their fears; but we shall await daylight before acting, and then we can form our plans of rescue according to circumstances.
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There were still several hours of grey daylight and sombre twilight, and he utilised them in chopping an enormous supply of fire-wood.
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