Pronunciation: /ˌæntɪməˈrɪdiən/
noun the period of time before noon
A1 In the morning, before noon, is called antemeridian.
A2 My alarm clock is set for antemeridian because I have an early meeting.
B1 The train departs at antemeridian, so make sure to arrive on time.
B2 The antemeridian hours are usually quiet and peaceful.
C1 The antemeridian period is perfect for productivity and focus.
C2 During the antemeridian hours, the city is just waking up and coming to life.
adjective occurring before noon
A1 I have a meeting scheduled for the antemeridian hours.
A2 The train departs at antemeridian time, so make sure to set your alarm.
B1 The antemeridian sun cast a soft light over the quiet town.
B2 She preferred to do her yoga practice in the antemeridian hours for a peaceful start to the day.
C1 The antemeridian mist hung low over the fields, creating a mystical atmosphere.
C2 The antemeridian stillness of the forest was broken only by the occasional bird song.
formal The meeting is scheduled for 10:00 antemeridian.
informal Let's meet at 10:00 in the morning.
slang We're meeting bright and early at 10:00.
figurative The day begins with opportunities at the antemeridian hour.
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