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day

n.

The period of the earth's revolution
twenty-four hours, mean solar day, sidereal day, time between sunrise and sunset, period from dawn to dark, solar day, nautical day, natural day, civil day, astronomical day, diurnal course, date.
The time of light or work
daylight, daytime, broad daylight, full day, workday, working day, daylight hours, broadcast day, eight-hour day, union day; good, bad, hot, cold, damp, etc., day; sizzler*, scorcher*, good day for the races*.
A special day
holiday, celebration, festival; see anniversary, holiday 1.
A period of time
era, time, heyday, prime; see age 3.

call it a day*

finish, quit, stop work, call it quits*; see end 1, stop 1, 2.

from day to day

without thought for the future, sporadically, irresponsibly, heedlessly; see carelessly, irregularly.

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Another word for day

noun

The period during which someone or something exists.
Often used in plural: duration, existence, life, lifetime, span, term. See live, time
A particular time notable for its distinctive characteristics:
age, epoch, era, period, time (often used in plural). See time