Synonyms and antonyms of Times in the morning or daytime in American Thesaurus

break of day ()

the time when it begins to get light in the morning

cockcrow (noun)

literary the very early morning when it begins to get light

dawn (noun)

the beginning of the day, when it begins to get light

daybreak (noun)

the time when light first appears in the morning

drivetime (noun)

the time when many people are driving to or from work and listen to the radio in their cars, especially in the afternoon

first light (noun)

the time in the morning when the sun is rising

the forenoon (noun)

American and Scottish the morning

high noon (noun)

exactly noon, when the sun is at its highest point in the sky

lunchtime (noun)

the time in the middle of the day when people usually eat lunch

midday (noun)

twelve o’clock, when the morning ends and the afternoon begins

noon (noun)

twelve o’clock in the middle of the day

opening time (noun)

the time of day that a store, business, etc. opens

reveille (noun)

a piece of music traditionally played on the bugle in the morning to wake up soldiers, or the time when it is played

rush hour (noun)

the time of day when there are a lot of cars on the road because most people are traveling to or from work

sunrise (noun)

the time in the early morning when the sun first appears in the sky with the light of a new day

sunup (noun)

sunrise

unearthly hour ()

a time of day, especially very early, that is not a reasonable time to speak to or see someone

ungodly hour ()

a time of day when it is very early or very late, and not reasonable to speak to or see someone