every day
Without any exceptions
Every day means each day without exception, emphasizing daily occurrence or routine: I walk the dog every day, Every day brings something new.
The two-word form is distinct from the single-word adjective everyday, which means ordinary or commonplace: everyday clothes versus I wear them every day.
Commonplace, lacking excitement
- typicalRepresentative of a kind
- normalConforming to standard
- averageArithmetic mean or ordinary
- commonWidespread and unremarkable
usual · unremarkable · plain · simple · humdrum · prosaic · banal · commonplace
Day's early hours
- breakfastDay's first eating
- commuteRegular work travel
- routineRegular sequence of actions
- schedulePlan of timed events
alarm · sunrise · sunset · workday · calendar · newspaper · coffee · shower
Occurring at fixed intervals
- consistentNot varying or contradicting
- routineRegular sequence of actions
- repetitiveMarked by recurrence
- ingrainedFirmly established by habit
accustomed · customary · perpetual · persistent · steadfast · unvarying · invariable · automatic
Hard, boring work
- tediumWearisome dullness
- boredomWeary disinterest from monotony
- samenessState of being identical
- repetitionAct of redoing
grind · rut · treadmill · autopilot · going through the motions · predictability · staleness · weariness
mundane
Commonplace, lacking excitement
common · usual · unremarkable · plain · simple · humdrum · prosaic · banal · commonplace · regular
morning
Day's early hours
schedule · alarm · sunrise · sunset · workday · calendar · newspaper · coffee · shower · meals
regular
Occurring at fixed intervals
- consistentNot varying or contradicting
- routineRegular sequence of actions
- repetitiveMarked by recurrence
ingrained · accustomed · customary · perpetual · persistent · steadfast · unvarying · invariable · automatic · established
drudgery
Hard, boring work
repetition · grind · rut · treadmill · autopilot · going through the motions · predictability · staleness · weariness · fatigue
every dayonce in a lifetime
Occurring only one time
special occasion · exceptional · extraordinary · extraordinarily · rare