Definition for Aurora:

• The Latin goddess of the morning, called by the Greeks Eos. See Tears of Eos.

Synonyms for Aurora:

• n.

  •
  • start.
  •atmopheric phenomenon (noun)
  • eos.
  •aurora (noun)
  • break of the day,
  • cockcrow,
  • dawning,
  • break of day.
  •colored lights in northern skies (noun)
  • northern lights.
  •dawn (noun)
  • crack dawn,
  • day peeps,
  • early brights,
  • break day.
  •daybreak (noun)
  • daysprings.
  •daylight (noun)
  • sunlight,
  • daytime,
  • sunlights,
  • light of day,
  • sunshine,
  • during the day,
  • daytimes.
  •first light (noun)
  • Day-peep,
  • peep of day,
  • flush of the morning,
  • half-light,
  • cocklight,
  • dawnlight.
  •halo (noun)
  • aureolas,
  • crown light,
  • halations.
  •person (noun)
  • aurora.
  •prime (noun)
  • pubescences,
  • tender year,
  • youthfulnesses.

• Other synonyms:

  •aura
  • nimbus.

Paraphrases for Aurora:

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    Aurore.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    sunrise.

Antonyms for Aurora:

• n.

  • time
    sunset.
  • Other antonyms:
    nightfall, midday, dusk, darkness, eventide, gloaming, evening, nighttime, dark, twilight, night, midnight, afternoon, sundown.

Aurora Sentence Examples:

• 72, 167, 172 Aurora, the, at the Vega's winter quarters, ii.

• Aurora, said Mr. Lavender, if you will permit me, who am old enough - alas!

Homophones for Aurora:

• aery, arroyo, aria, area, aware, ayr, areaway, airway, air, aerie, aura, ar, aire, arere, airy, awry, arui, aruru, aar, aare, array, ahura, ara, are, arrow, aweary.

Hypernym for Aurora:

• n.

  • phenomenon
    aurora borealis, northern lights, southern lights, Aurora Australis.

Hyponym for Aurora:

• n.

  • phenomenon
    atmospheric phenomenon.
  • time
    time of day, hour.

Meronym for Aurora:

• n.

  • phenomenon
    streamer.