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rise with the lark

rise with the lark verb: to be awake and out of bed early in the morning.

Verb

rise with the lark (third-person singular simple present rises with the lark, present participle rising with the lark, simple past rose with the lark, past participle risen with the lark)

  1. (idiomatic) To be awake and out of bed early in the morning.
    Synonyms:
    get up with the chickens, rise with the sun, be up with the lark

Synonyms of rise with the lark

Forms of rise with the lark

third-person singular presentrises with the lark
present participlerising with the lark
pastrose with the lark
past participlerisen with the lark

Questions about rise with the lark

What does rise with the lark mean?
Rise with the lark means to be awake and out of bed early in the morning.
What part of speech is rise with the lark?
Rise with the lark is a verb.
What is the past tense of rise with the lark?
The past tense of rise with the lark is rose with the lark.

Words near rise with the lark in the dictionary

  1. rise to the bait
  2. rise to the challenge
  3. rise to the occasion
  4. rise to the purple
  5. rise up
  6. rise with the lark
  7. rise with the sun
  8. rise-wood
  9. riseable
  10. Risebero
  11. Riseberos

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