day after day (Meaning)
day after day (r)
for an indefinite number of successive days
day after day (s)
of or belonging to or occurring every day
Synonyms & Antonyms of day after day
day after day Sentence Examples
- Day after day, the sun rises in the east, painting the sky with vibrant hues.
- She practiced her piano diligently, day after day, striving for perfection.
- The monotony of his job weighed heavily on him, day after day.
- Day after day, the marathon runner trained tirelessly to improve her endurance.
- The old oak tree stood stoically in the field, witnessing the passage of time, day after day.
- Day after day, the waves crashed against the rugged cliffs, shaping the coastline.
- Despite the challenges, he persevered, facing them head-on, day after day.
- The relentless rain pounded the roof, day after day, during the stormy season.
- Day after day, she tended to her garden, nurturing the delicate blooms with care.
- The routine of his daily commute wore on him, day after day, as he longed for change.
FAQs About the word day after day
for an indefinite number of successive days, of or belonging to or occurring every day
daylight, morning, afternoon,daytime, morn, sunshine,evening, dawn, twilight, sunrise
night,night, nighttime,nighttime, blackness, black, darkness,dark, blackness, dark
Day after day, the sun rises in the east, painting the sky with vibrant hues.
She practiced her piano diligently, day after day, striving for perfection.
The monotony of his job weighed heavily on him, day after day.
Day after day, the marathon runner trained tirelessly to improve her endurance.
