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rule the day
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en
1.
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literary
archaic
To govern or preside over the daytime; used in literal or poetic contexts to describe a celestial body or person ruling the day.
2.
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idiomatic
To predominate or be the most influential, powerful, or prevalent factor at a given time.
To dominate the circumstances, discussion, or atmosphere.
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