What is another word for day-and-night?
Pronunciation:
[ dˈe͡ɪandnˈa͡ɪt], [ dˈeɪandnˈaɪt], [ d_ˈeɪ_a_n_d_n_ˈaɪ_t]
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Similar words for day-and-night:
- around-the-clock (adjective)
- incessant (adjective)
- interminable (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- unceasing (adjective)
- continuous (noun)
- day-and-night (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words
Synonyms for Day-and-night:
adj.
• around-the-clock (adjective) • incessant (adjective)- eternal,
- perpetual,
- unremitting,
- interminable,
- ceaseless,
- endless,
- continual,
- constant,
- timeless,
- unrelenting,
- relentless,
- unending,
- everlasting,
- monotonous,
- unbroken.
- limitless,
- never-ending,
- dragged out,
- long-winded,
- boring,
- immeasurable,
- dull,
- boundless,
- protracted,
- long-drawn-out,
- permanent,
- wearisome,
- long,
- looped,
- unlimited.
n.
• continuous (noun) • day-and-night (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- gross,
- damp,
- muffle,
- day-and-night,
- thorough,
- for 24 hours,
- farseeing,
- flat,
- thudding,
- grim,
- unplowed,
- on-going,
- slow,
- regular,
- extended,
- brace,
- long-lived,
- unbendable,
- unshakable,
- prospicient,
- pure,
- mute,
- changeless,
- durable,
- brutal,
- steadfast,
- perm,
- inexorable,
- unforgiving,
- ho-hum,
- unploughed,
- calm,
- steadily,
- aeonian,
- becalm,
- kept,
- haunting,
- longsighted,
- sodding,
- leaden,
- hanker,
- lengthy,
- invariable,
- numb,
- unbounded,
- prolonged,
- muffled,
- monotonic,
- unmeasured,
- eonian,
- ageless,
- dour,
- wordy,
- unvarying,
- foresightful,
- unadulterated,
- monotone,
- tiresome,
- sempiternal,
- nonstop flight,
- firm,
- tenacious,
- unfluctuating,
- muted,
- incomputable,
- softened,
- recollective,
- drawn-out,
- complete,
- blunt,
- dim,
- stern,
- arrant,
- unwavering,
- dateless,
- inestimable,
- around the clock,
- sluggish,
- long-lasting,
- perfect,
- humdrum,
- outright,
- dampen,
- truelove,
- dogged,
- constant quantity,
- permanent wave,
- dense,
- consummate,
- measureless,
- stark,
- everlasting flower,
- deadening,
- inexhaustible,
- pall,
- verbose,
- retentive,
- farsighted,
- thoroughgoing,
- stiff,
- benumb,
- immensurable,
- pertinacious,
- tone down,
- unappeasable,
- yearn,
- invariant,
- sweetie,
- dumb,
- stabilise,
- foresighted,
- unfaltering,
- staring,
- oil production,
- obtuse,
- windy,
- unmeasurable,
- straight-out,
- tedious,
- sweetheart,
- utter,
- illimitable,
- stabilize,
- drilling,
- double-dyed.
How to use "Day-and-night" in context?
There are three states of the world: day, night, and twilight. These states happen due to the rotation of Earth on its axis. During the day, the sun is up, shining on the Earth's surface. This causes the Earth to rotate from west to east. At night, the sun sets, and the Earth rotates from east to west. This results in the appearance of twilight. twilight is the time between the end of day and the beginning of night.
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