Definition of matutinal in English:

matutinal

adjective məˈtjuːtɪn(ə)lˌmatjʊˈtʌɪn(ə)l

formal

Of or occurring in the morning.
his matutinal jog
Example sentencesExamples
- One can only trust that the matutinal fare provided by the proprietors is of a less homicide-provocative kind - no mutton broth - than that borne forth from Bridget Sullivan's kitchen that bloodstained Thursday morning 108 years ago.
- Periodically, sleeping is a duty: Anna Livia Plurabelle, in her final monologue spoken amid the matutinal awakening of Finnegans Wake, refers to sleeping beauties as ‘sleeping duties’ that she is reluctant to disturb.

Origin

Mid 16th century: from late Latin matutinalis, from Latin matutinus 'early'.

Definition of matutinal in US English:

matutinal

adjective

formal

Of or occurring in the morning.
his matutinal jog
Example sentencesExamples
- One can only trust that the matutinal fare provided by the proprietors is of a less homicide-provocative kind - no mutton broth - than that borne forth from Bridget Sullivan's kitchen that bloodstained Thursday morning 108 years ago.
- Periodically, sleeping is a duty: Anna Livia Plurabelle, in her final monologue spoken amid the matutinal awakening of Finnegans Wake, refers to sleeping beauties as ‘sleeping duties’ that she is reluctant to disturb.

Origin

Mid 16th century: from late Latin matutinalis, from Latin matutinus ‘early’.

单词	matutinal
释义	Definition of matutinal in English: matutinal adjective məˈtjuːtɪn(ə)lˌmatjʊˈtʌɪn(ə)l formal Of or occurring in the morning. his matutinal jog Example sentencesExamples One can only trust that the matutinal fare provided by the proprietors is of a less homicide-provocative kind - no mutton broth - than that borne forth from Bridget Sullivan's kitchen that bloodstained Thursday morning 108 years ago. Periodically, sleeping is a duty: Anna Livia Plurabelle, in her final monologue spoken amid the matutinal awakening of Finnegans Wake, refers to sleeping beauties as ‘sleeping duties’ that she is reluctant to disturb. Origin Mid 16th century: from late Latin matutinalis, from Latin matutinus 'early'. Definition of matutinal in US English: matutinal adjective formal Of or occurring in the morning. his matutinal jog Example sentencesExamples One can only trust that the matutinal fare provided by the proprietors is of a less homicide-provocative kind - no mutton broth - than that borne forth from Bridget Sullivan's kitchen that bloodstained Thursday morning 108 years ago. Periodically, sleeping is a duty: Anna Livia Plurabelle, in her final monologue spoken amid the matutinal awakening of Finnegans Wake, refers to sleeping beauties as ‘sleeping duties’ that she is reluctant to disturb. Origin Mid 16th century: from late Latin matutinalis, from Latin matutinus ‘early’.
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