Morning Routines

noun a signal, as of a drum or bugle, sounded early in the morning to awaken soldiers, sailors, etc.

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• The reveille sounded promptly at 6:00 AM, signaling the start of the day.
• I always hit snooze when I hear the reveille in the morning.
• I can never wake up on time, even with the reveille blaring in my ear.
• The sunrise was like nature's reveille, waking up the world with its warm light.

noun a person who is lazy or slow to get moving in the morning

adjective having a tendency to fall asleep easily or often; drowsy

• The sleepyhead struggled to stay awake during the important business meeting.
• Hey sleepyhead, wake up and smell the coffee!
• Quit being such a sleepyhead and get your act together.
• Her dreamy eyes and slow movements earned her the nickname 'sleepyhead'.

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adjective relating to or occurring in the morning; early

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• The matinal dew glistened on the grass as the sun began to rise.
• I'm not a fan of matinal activities, I prefer to sleep in.
• Let's skip the matinal meeting and grab some coffee instead.
• The matinal light of inspiration sparked a new idea in her mind.

noun A person who is naturally active and alert early in the morning

• She is not a morning person and prefers to start her work in the afternoon.
• I'm definitely not a morning person - I need at least two cups of coffee to function properly.
• My roommate is such a night owl, she always makes fun of me for being a morning person.
• Being a morning person doesn't just mean waking up early, it also means being full of energy and positivity at the start of the day.