Definition of «noon»

The term "noon" refers to the time of day when the sun is at its highest point in the sky. It usually occurs around 12 pm, or midday, and marks the middle of the day. In some cultures, noon may also refer to a meal that is traditionally eaten during this time.

Usage examples

We will meet at the park at noon to have a picnic.
The sun was directly overhead at noon, casting no shadows.
The school bell rings at noon, indicating the start of lunch break.
The temperature reached its peak at noon, making it the hottest part of the day.
The farmers market opens at noon every Saturday, showcasing fresh produce and local crafts.
The midday sun can be harsh, so it's important to wear sunscreen when going out around noon.
The noon deadline for submitting the project is fast approaching, so we need to work efficiently.
The train departs from the station precisely at noon, so make sure to arrive on time.
The noon news bulletin covers the latest updates and headlines of the day.

Phrases with «noon»

Sentences with «noon»

Sign - up begins at noon at the Information Desk. (getty.edu)
They say that the talk ended up lasting from noon until midnight. (gonintendo.com)
The center will open at 8 a.m. and the pool will open at noon on that day. (articles.chicagotribune.com)
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Definition of «noon»

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Phrases with «noon»

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