Morning Lark

Pronunciation: /ˈmɔːrnɪŋ lɑːrk/

Definitions of morning lark

noun Morning lark can also refer to a person who wakes up early in the morning feeling energetic and ready to start the day.

Example Sentences

A1 My friend is a morning lark who wakes up early every day.

A2 As a morning lark, she enjoys watching the sunrise before starting her day.

B1 Being a morning lark, he prefers to schedule important meetings in the morning.

B2 The morning lark in our group always arrives early to set up for our meetings.

C1 Her reputation as a morning lark is well-known among her colleagues.

C2 The CEO, a self-proclaimed morning lark, starts his day with a 5 am workout.

Examples of morning lark in a Sentence

formal The morning lark was already singing when I woke up at dawn.

informal I envy morning larks who can wake up so early without an alarm.

slang My friend is a total morning lark, she's always up at the crack of dawn.

figurative Being a morning lark in a family of night owls, I always feel like I'm on a different schedule.

Grammatical Forms of morning lark

• past tense: morning larked
• plural: morning larks
• comparative: more morning lark
• superlative: most morning lark
• present tense: morning larks
• future tense: will morning lark
• perfect tense: have morning larked
• continuous tense: is morning larking
• singular: morning lark
• positive degree: morning lark
• infinitive: to morning lark
• gerund: morning larking
• participle: morning larked

Origin and Evolution of morning lark

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'morning lark' originates from the behavior of larks, birds known for their melodious singing at dawn.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe the behavior of larks, the term 'morning lark' evolved to refer to people who are early risers or who are most active and alert in the morning.