Pronunciation

/dɪˈeɪ/

Definitions

• Noun: 1. A unit of time, typically measured from midnight to midnight, during which people are awake and active. 2. A calendar day, as distinguished from a night. 3. A period of time spent at work or school. 4. A day of the week (e.g., Monday, Tuesday). 5. The general state or quality of a particular day, often characterized by weather or events.
• Verb: To pass through or occupy a day; to experience a day’s events. 6. To mark or celebrate a specific day (e.g., birthdays, holidays).

Phrases

• “Start your day” means to begin the morning routine.
• “End of the day” refers to the conclusion of work or daily activities.
• “Waking up on the wrong side of the bed” means having a bad start to the day.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “She spends her weekends exploring new places on sunny days.”
• Verb: “He woke up early to enjoy a quiet day at home.”
• Adjective: “This was the most beautiful summer day I’ve ever experienced.”

Synonyms

• Daytime
• 24 hours
• Sunup to sundown
• Workday
• Daypart
• Daybreak

Antonyms

• Night
• Midnight
• Evening
• Dawn
• Twilight (as times of the day)