good morrow

interjection

, Archaic.

1. good morning.

Word History and Origins

Origin of good morrow¹

Middle English word dating back to 1350–1400

Example Sentences

Now the charms of gold, Spells of pride and fashion, Bid them say good morrow To the best-loved maid.

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They scrupled bidding people good-morrow, or good-night, nor might they bend the knee to any one, even in supreme authority.

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She undrew the curtain, wished her good morrow, and kissed her.

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After the same caresses he had given her the former morning, he bade her good-morrow.

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And now, my dearest girl, go quietly into the parlour, and let one brief and cheerful good-morrow serve for every body alike.'

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