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to dawn on
[phrase form: dawn]
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to become clear, evident, or understood, particularly after some time
Transitive: to dawn on sb
dawn on
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Example
As they explored the ancient artifacts, the historical significance began to dawn on the archaeologists.
When he saw the disappointment in her eyes, it started to dawn on him that he had let her down.
It took a moment, but then it began to dawn on him that he had misunderstood the instructions.
As she listened to the lecture, the significance of the scientific breakthrough began to dawn on her.
The realization dawned on him that he needed to change his lifestyle for better health.
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