daytime
daytime
Definition
day·time (-tīm′)
noun
the time between dawn and dusk; also, the time between sunrise and sunset
daytime
Usage Examples
Modifying Another Word
- currently: Currently daytime 0870 calls usually cost around 8 pence per minute from fixed-lines.
Preposition: on
- weekday: The hotel is having some building work done during daytime on weekdays and is due to complete by end November 2005.
Preposition: during
- holiday: Playschemes operate throughout the year during term-time and daytime during the holidays.
Modifies a noun
- sleepiness: Recognizing That Your Body Needs Sleep For many involved in a crisis, daytime sleepiness is a frequent problem.
- nap: For some patients, a short daytime nap is beneficial.
- maxima: Yet it remained reasonably warm with daytime maxima reaching the low to mid 20s.
- roost: Our next stop was under a road bridge where we got superb views of a Barn Owl on its daytime roost.
- temperature: Expect daytime temperatures to be below freezing for most of the season.
- drowsiness: Persistent daytime drowsiness in people with epilepsy was not always due to the side effects of some anti-epileptic drugs.
Used with adjective complement
daytime Quotes
Some American writers who have known each other for years have never met in the daytime or when both were sober.
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