everyday Definition
every·day (ev′rē dā′)
adjective
- daily one's everyday routine
- suitable for ordinary days everyday shoes
- usual; common an everyday occurrence
everyday Synonyms
everyday Usage Examples
Modifying Another Word
- nearly: He was a lorry driver even tho my mom couldn't drive she used to catch a bus nearly everyday to visit my dad.
- almost: He is hacked out almost everyday for 1 hour in the early evening.
- open: Open everyday for bar meals during the summer, please check for winter arrangements.
- about: The Gray Horse, Kingston-Upon-Thames " Live gigs just about everyday, with 3 gigs each on Saturday and Sunday.
- just: I would and still do tell my mom and my sister that they're just everyday scratches, cat scratches i say.
- so: I don't have my own desk so everyday I have to sit wherever there is an empty desk but I like it.
Adjective complement with noun phrase
- wear: My job in Birmingham gave me a horrible feeling of wearing the wrong shaped skin everyday.
- visit: I visit google everyday if I am looking for anything and it usually has the answers.
Modifies a noun
- life: Often just a little change to your everyday life can help avoid further damage.
- object: Most routines require no more than everyday objects like playing cards, coins, rope or string.
- occurrence: Not as they're sort of an everyday occurrence now.
- conversation: In this way a unique record of the language people use in everyday conversation was constructed.
- living: Indeed, what we believe will be reflected in our everyday living.
- task: From everyday tasks to improvements for the future, RNIB can help.
Used with adjective complement
- pray: I think eventually they are going to get back because I pray everyday for them.
- die: Aid Thirsting for change 1.1 billion people do not have access to clean water, and 3,900 children die everyday from water related diseases.
- cry: I've cried everyday since i lost him and i judt wondered how u got threw such a hard time?
- wear: Bodas - Bodas makes beautiful everyday underwear - lingerie which looks like a luxury but is affordable and made for wearing everyday.
- face: I have made losing weight a priority, and I face everyday as if on a mission.
- eat: If eating together everyday is almost impossible set a target of 3-4 meals per week.
Browse dictionary entries near everyday
- ‹ everybody
- ‹ every one
- ‹ every now and then
- ‹ every day
- ‹ every
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- ‹ evert
- ‹ eversion
- ‹ eversible
- ‹ evermore
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