Converse of object

• maximize: The crystalline roof forms seek to maximize natural daylight and ventilation.

• live: She didnt want to scare the living daylights out of me!

• let: Instead of immediately reaching for the light switch, open a curtain or the blinds and let some daylight in.

• see: Do they fit snugly or can you see daylight through the seals?

• allow: The wings are oriented from East to West and are well spaced to allow daylight into the working areas.

• supplement: Replacement Light as opposed to supplementary lighting where you supplement daylight, replacement light means no natural light is used at all.

Adjective modifier

• broad: No time, to see, in broad daylight, Streams full of stars, like skies at night.

• natural: The entrance to the hotel has a glass facade allowing lots of natural daylight into the lobby area.

• diffuse: Script took every by diffuse daylight worthy of attention.

• perpetual: We work on an 8 hours on, 16 hours off basis but the perpetual daylight has erased all sense of real time passing.

• 24-hour: Antarctica is moving from 24-hour daylight to the 24-hour darkness of winter.

• bright: In the city where bright daylight used to shine forth, the day darkened.

Modifies a noun

• robbery: Felix: Yes Tom: Daylight robbery had some which were illegal.

• raid: US air force began daylight raids on Berlin March 4, 1944.

• saving: At present we do not support daylight savings only standard local times.

• savings: If the second argument was 0, the standard name was used, other- wise the daylight savings time version.

• hour: During daylight hours we will visit to assess the problem.

• bombing: RAF launch two daylight bombing attacks on Berlin January 30, 1943.

Noun used with modifier

• summer: With very long summer daylight hours, you have plenty of time to fit in your excursions.

• hour: Late supper at 2300, not that it matters because we have 24 hours daylight.