Day and Night
Opposing periods title
Day and night describes something that happens continuously, around the clock: Security guards patrol the building day and night.
It also characterizes an extreme contrast or dramatic difference between two things: Her attitude before and after the promotion was day and night.
The phrase works as both adverb and adjective: They're day and night different.
- solar systemStar and orbiting bodies
- timekeepingMeasuring duration's passage
- time of dayCurrent clock position
- around the clockAt all times
- yin-yangChinese duality symbol
sleep-wake cycle · duality · circadian rhythm · hour · opposites · twilight · light and dark · calendar · rotation · balance · solstice · harmony · equinox · sunrise · crack of dawn · melatonin · early bird · minute
- Cellular AutomataGame of Life, glider, oscillator, spaceship, blinker
- HVAC BrandsLennox, Goodman, Bryant, York, American Standard
- Tyutchev PoemsInsomnia, Twilight, Cicero
Day and Nightoccasionally
At infrequent intervals
sometimes · now and then · once in a while · sporadically · intermittently
Day and Nighthalfheartedly
Without real interest
half-heartedly · casually · leisurely · lackadaisically · in fits and starts
Day and Nightlike two peas in a pod
Extremely alike pair
one and the same · identical · indistinguishable · interchangeable · cut from the same cloth
night, days, daylight, daytime, midday, nightly, nights, nighttime, midnight