days
Week's seven units
Days is the plural of day—a period of twenty-four hours or the portion when there's sunlight.
Extended uses mark periods in someone's life: in my younger days, back in the days when phones had cords.
Something's days can mean its remaining lifespan: This old car has seen better days.
These days means currently or lately.
Punctuation ending sentences
- spanDistance between endpoints
- stretchPull to extend
- intervalDuration between two points
- lengthMeasure of extent
phase · term · cycle · timeframe · spell · stint · run · window
Morning light's arrival
noon · afternoon · dusk · sunset · sundown · twilight · golden hour · daylight
Of earlier times
- oldenOf a distant past
- yoreTime long past
- formerPreviously holding a position
- yesteryearTime not long past
nostalgic · ancient · historical · memorable · heyday · reminiscence · retrospect · once
Week's second day
Saturday · Sunday · weekend · workweek · January · February · March · April
Coming into the world
- youthState of being immature
- infancyEarliest period of life
- childhoodLife's earliest phase
- adolescenceTeenage developmental stage
adulthood · elderly · aging · senescence · maturation · longevity · mortality · prime
In the lead
- comingIn the process of approaching
- forthcomingSoon to appear
- approachingComing toward something
- upcomingSoon to occur
someday · eventual · pending · imminent · looming · distant · near · later
Autumn gratitude holiday
- ChristmasWinter nativity celebration
- HalloweenOctober 31st festival
- EasterResurrection commemoration day
- DiwaliHindu festival of lights
Eid · Hanukkah · anniversary · remembrance · celebration · commemoration · observance · festival
Occurring each day
- mundaneCommonplace, lacking excitement
- quotidianOccurring every day
- habitualDone by routine
- routineRegular sequence of actions
schedule · regularity · ordinary · commonplace · repetitive · monotonous · nine-to-five · commute
period
Punctuation ending sentences
length · phase · term · cycle · timeframe · spell · stint · run · window · countdown
numbered
Assigned figures for order
sunrise
Morning light's arrival
morning · noon · afternoon · dusk · sunset · sundown · twilight · golden hour · daylight · daytime
bygone
Of earlier times
yesteryear · nostalgic · ancient · historical · memorable · heyday · reminiscence · retrospect · once · previous
Monday
Week's second day
Friday · Saturday · Sunday · weekend · workweek · January · February · March · April · May
birth
Coming into the world
adolescence · adulthood · elderly · aging · senescence · maturation · longevity · mortality · prime · heyday
ahead
In the lead
- comingIn the process of approaching
- forthcomingSoon to appear
- approachingComing toward something
upcoming · someday · eventual · pending · imminent · looming · distant · near · later · soon
Thanksgiving
Autumn gratitude holiday
- ChristmasWinter nativity celebration
- HalloweenOctober 31st festival
- EasterResurrection commemoration day
Diwali · Eid · Hanukkah · anniversary · remembrance · celebration · commemoration · observance · festival
everyday
Occurring each day
routine · schedule · regularity · ordinary · commonplace · repetitive · monotonous · nine-to-five · commute · grind
- nounsanimals, bags, balls, banks, beds
- timesecond, minute, hour, seconds, minutes
- time conceptsclock, calendar, hour, minute, second
- Calendar Wordsmonths, weeks, seasons, fall, spring
- calendarscalendar, calendar year, calendar month, lunar calendar, almanac
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