day-old (Meaning)
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day-old (s)
not fresh today
Synonyms & Antonyms of day-old
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day-old Sentence Examples
- The bakery offered a discount on day-old bread to reduce waste and provide affordable options to customers.
- Despite being day-old, the pastries still retained their delicious flavor and freshness.
- The market sold day-old produce at a fraction of the price, attracting budget-conscious shoppers.
- Even though the bagels were day-old, they were still soft and flavorful, perfect for a quick breakfast.
- The day-old cookies were a hit at the school bake sale, selling out within minutes.
- The grocery store donated day-old sandwiches to local shelters to support those in need.
- After the event, the catering company donated the remaining day-old appetizers to a nearby food bank.
- Despite their day-old status, the muffins were a popular choice for afternoon snacks.
- The café offered day-old coffee at a discounted rate, allowing customers to enjoy their favorite brew without breaking the bank.
- The day-old cakes were still moist and decadent, making them a popular choice for dessert.
FAQs About the word day-old
not fresh today
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No antonyms found.
The bakery offered a discount on day-old bread to reduce waste and provide affordable options to customers.
Despite being day-old, the pastries still retained their delicious flavor and freshness.
The market sold day-old produce at a fraction of the price, attracting budget-conscious shoppers.
Even though the bagels were day-old, they were still soft and flavorful, perfect for a quick breakfast.
