Dawn is the beginning of a day. Dawning is the beginning (of something).
"It dawned on you" is the beginning of a thought or realization.
Examples:
It dawned on me why mom wanted me to come home quickly. Grandpa must have taken a turn for the worse.
Looking at their test papers, it dawned on some of the class that the question said World War 3, not World War 2. There has never been WW3, so everyone who answered got the question wrong.
As I thought about my father, it dawned on me how much he had sacrificed for me.
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Donned means put on, as in "She donned her cap," which means she put on her cap.
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Donned means put on, as in "She donned her cap," which means she put on her cap.
The synonym for donned is to put on.
Jimmy donned his cap and walked to the market.
To 'don' is to put on, so 'donned' is the past tense form of the verb 'don' "I donned my warm coat when I saw the wind was blowing outside" Donned is a past tense verb.
She donned her hat and gloves, ready to go out in the wind.
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Ralph donned his cap and cape and went to feed the horses.
The anagram is "dawned."
Spirits were high as we all donned our pink t-shirts and decorated the bus with banners and ballons.