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day-and-night
adjective as in around-the-clock
adjective as in ceaseless
adjective as in continuous
adjective as in incessant
adjective as in interminable
Strongest matches
adjective as in unceasing
Example Sentences
Those are the proposals for which Johnson has vowed the GOP is working day and night.
Burnette: When we debuted our trucks in the early part of this year, end of last year, they were already capable of operating day and night and in adverse weather.
But for all normal inclement weather that you encounter, which is a lot of dust storms, a lot of rain, and then day and night operation, our system handles it already today.
“If we don’t do that, more children will be abused by people who don’t know better. Their children’s lives are being abused day and night,” Pickup said.
Rather than abide by the Colorado Civil Rights Commission’s order that he, as the proprietor of a business open to the public, provide wedding cakes on a nondiscriminatory basis, Phillips linked up with the ADF and sued, pitching himself as a simple man of faith hounded day and night by impious, amoral bureaucrats.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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