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The morning star is the planet Venus, which can be seen shining in the sky just after the sun rises.
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Lucifer, Phosphorus, Phosphor, Venus.
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¦ noun (the morning star) the planet Venus when visible in the east before sunrise.

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Morning Star

Morning Star, morning star, or Morningstar may refer to:

Ejemplos de pronunciación para morning star
1. called Morning Star Tomato, which
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2. It also means "the morning star," in some scripture.
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3. So that's something that's going on at Morning Star.
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4. Or Morning Star tomatoes, which is an American tomato
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5. Works for Morning Star, won't work for us.
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Ejemplos de uso de morning star
1. Among the churches damaged was Morning Star Baptist in Boligee.
2. They attend Morning Star Baptist Church, "which has embraced us," Pamela says.
3. It is the first time Europeans have attempted to place a probe on the Morning Star, as astronomers know Venus.
4. Morning Star Baptist was burned down to its foundation Tuesday, leaving only the front steps and handrail still standing.
5. The red Morning Star was for a ‘No’ vote and so, I think, was the Daily Express, but the only intellectually distinguished nay–sayer was this magazine.