Day,

Definition of Day:

  1. Unless otherwise specified, a 24-hour period, from midnight to midnight, which includes calendar days. This is usually not taken into account when calculating the period on which the business or event begins. If the last day to be absent is Saturday, Sunday or a federal holiday (or a legal or legal day), the absence will begin on the following business day. For the presentation of official documents if the last day is a Saturday, Sunday or federal holiday (or a public or official day), or a day when the weather or other event or event causes the point to be reached. (Part or whole day) The day after the office opens is counted as the last day. See also number of days.

Synonyms of Day

Luster, Man-hour, Annum, Sunlight, Term, Year, Defective year, Generation, Quinquennium, Sunshine, Datemark, Time lag, Stage, Daylight, Lunar year, Leap year, Point of time, Light, Daytime, Week, Ray of sunshine, Period, Moon, Age, While, Semester, Heyday, Midday sun, Sunbreak, Green flash, Dusk, Decennium, Fortnight, Space, Full sun, Cycle, Trimester, Great year, Sun spark, Season, Lifetime, Regular year, Psychological moment, Light of day, Twelvemonth, International Date Line, Sidereal year, Twilight, Sunburst, Sun, Moment of truth, Month, Noonlight, Quarter, Daytide, Decade, Decennary, Aeon, Instant, Lunation, Date line, Solar year, Millennium, Abundant year, Postdate, Hour, Point, Cycle of indiction, Epoch, Lunar month, Bissextile year, Dawn, Pregnant moment, Date, Century, Sunbeam, Weekday, Common year, Interval, Juncture, Calendar month, Minute, Moment, Platonic year, Stretch, Fiscal year, Second, Spell, Academic year, Span, Noontide light, Annus magnus, Day glow, Millisecond, Indiction, Lustrum, Prime, Time, Fateful moment, Era, Antedate, Broad day, Session, Shine, Kairos, Microsecond, Dayshine, Calendar year

How to use Day in a sentence?

  1. Most people do their best during the day, but some workers prefer to do it at night.
  2. I told my friend that I would not be ready to go to the store with him until the next day because he worked long hours.
  3. Amelia is looking forward to an exciting day at the Science Museum.

Meaning of Day & Day Definition