Day

Earth's full turn

Day is the period of light between sunrise and sunset, as opposed to night.

By extension, a day is a full 24-hour cycle: What day is it?

Days mark time in various ways—working days, school days, the day something happened.

In my day refers to an earlier era.

Day by day means gradually.

To call it a day is to stop working.

Those days are over means circumstances have changed.

daylight

sunlight

Radiance from our star

dusk · brightness · sunshine · morning · afternoon · noon · golden hour · twilight · rays · light

calendar

date

Specific day or outing

Monday · Tuesday · Wednesday · Thursday · Friday · Saturday · Sunday · weekend · anniversary · schedule

occasion

event

A notable occurrence

big · wedding · graduation · ceremony · festival · commemoration · observance · remembrance · inauguration · dedication

workday

shift

Movement or work period

workweek · job · labor · punch in · clock · business · productive · busy · meetings · deadline

duration

hours

Sixty-minute spans

period · span · length · passing · fleeting · long · short · endless · whole · full

era

age

Duration of existence

  • timeMeasured passage of moments
  • periodPunctuation ending sentences
  • epochDistinct historical period

heyday · prime · golden · modern · olden · former · present · bygone · ancient · medieval

contest

match

Game between opponents

race · showdown · championship · final · opening · judgment · election · decision · reckoning · trial

Categories
Opposites
light cycle

Daynight

Dark hours daily

nighttime · darkness · evening · dusk · twilight

time unit scale

Daymoment

Brief period of time

instant · year · century · millennium · eon

temporal permanence

Dayeternity

Boundless temporal existence

forever · perpetuity · infinity · timelessness · everlasting

Phrases
Family

days, daytime, daylight, midday, today, yesterday, everyday, daybreak, nowadays

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