mornings
n. countablen. the early parts of the day, between the time you wake up and lunchtime. You use this plural form to talk about things you do regularly at this time.
n. the periods of time between dawn and noon, or between waking up and the midday meal. Often used adverbially to describe habitual actions occurring during these hours.
I usually go for a run on Monday mornings.
The café is always crowded on weekend mornings because people enjoy having a long breakfast together.
During the winter months, the valley is often shrouded in thick fog during the early mornings, only clearing once the sun rises high enough to warm the air.
Often used without a preposition in informal contexts (e.g., 'I work mornings') to indicate a habitual schedule.
I see him in the mornings of Monday.I see him on Monday mornings.When specifying a day, use 'on [Day] mornings' rather than 'in the mornings of'.