Meaning & use
morrow
The day following the present one, especially referred to in older or poetic English.
See it in a sentence
The knight vowed to set out for the castle on the morrow.
She promised to give her answer on the morrow, once she had time to think.
A note on using this word
Morrow is literary or archaic; modern English almost always uses tomorrow instead, except in phrases like good morrow.
Words with a similar meaning
the next daytomorrow
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