day and night
Around the clock
Day and night describes something happening continuously, around the clock, without stopping: She worked day and night to finish the project.
The phrase emphasizes relentless effort or constant occurrence.
It can also describe a stark contrast between two things: The difference between the two candidates is day and night.
- sunriseMorning light's arrival
- moonNatural planetary satellite
- dawnDay's first glow
- circadianDaily biological cycle
- nonstopWithout pause or break
light and dark · opposites · all the time · never ending · dusk · diurnal · yin and yang · darkness · continuously · sleep · polarities · black and white · nocturnal · perpetual · 24/7 · around the clock · hours · early bird
- oppositesopposite, opposites, antonym, antonyms, inverse
- sky and timesun, moon, stars, planets, comet
- time cyclesseasonal cycle, yearly cycle, seasons, day, solar cycle
- Always wordsalways, forever, constantly, continuously, eternally
- nonstop24/7, always, around the clock, constant, continuous
- naturesun, moon, sky, trees, water
day and nightoccasionally
At infrequent intervals
sometimes · intermittently · sporadically · now and then · once in a while
day and nightbriefly
In few words
for a moment · temporarily · in part · partially · fleetingly
day and nighthalf-heartedly
With little genuine effort
casually · lackadaisically · lazily · minimally · perfunctorily
night, days, midnight, twilight, daylight, midday, yesterday, nightfall, daybreak