141 Another Word for A Day? – A Day Synonyms & Antonyms

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Meaning of a day

a period of 24 hours as a unit of time

Etymology of a day

The word 'day' comes from Old English 'dæg', which is derived from Proto-Germanic 'dagiz' and Proto-Indo-European 'dhe-' meaning to shine, with the word's meaning and usage evolving over time to encompass various aspects of time and periods of light and darkness

Synonyms

day morning noon afternoon evening night twenty-four hours period span interval term season spell stretch time hour moment instant juncture point stage phase cycle era age epoch daybreak dawn dusk twilight daytime daylight sunlight sunshine darkness blackness

Definitions

  • A period of 24 hours as a unit of time, reckoned from one midnight to the next
  • * A period of light between dawn and dusk, or the time of daylight

Usage Examples

  • I'm going to the beach for a day to relax and enjoy the sunshine
  • * The new policy will be implemented in a day or two
  • * The company is open for business from day to night

Antonyms

night evening darkness blackness twilight dusk dawn midnight shadows gloom gloominess somberness murk murkiness dimness faintness weakness feebleness duskiness crepuscle eventide nocturne

Related Adjectives

daily daytime daylight sunny bright light dark black gloomy somber murky dim faint weak feeble short long brief extended prolonged lasting enduring perpetual continuous constant regular periodic occasional frequent rare intermittent

Related Nouns

time hour moment instant juncture point stage phase cycle era age epoch period span interval term season spell stretch duration length breadth depth calendar schedule clock

Related Verbs

pass spend waste use utilize allocate devote dedicate commit pledge promise vow swear undertake take make have get give take bring come go arrive depart leave
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