daily
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- noun
- /ˈdeɪli/
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informe diario
- Every morning, I write in my daily to-do list to stay organized.
I think from it's like a daily, like all these small passages.
- I think from it's like a daily, like all these small passages.
- All you get on the daily is a test.
- The festivals is a part of the daily, the annual cycle of life.
Examples
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After breakfast, I check my daily schedule to plan my activities.
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Do I believe that I am worth the daily investment in my health?
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And the first one is to incorporate a daily exercise activity.
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I got a lot of requests to do a daily face routine for my face.
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And last tip is reminders of your daily goals constantly.
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She's a practitioner, so she has daily practices.
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Here my To Do List daily task checklist planner.
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You don't have to try because you've built up this daily, daily habit, right?
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Some sketches from my daily journal by Elmer A Boyd.
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One of my daily tasks is to review the reports submitted by my team.
Synonyms
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An activity you do every day at home or work
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A small bog plant with leaves covered in sticky hairs that trap and eat insects
- Offensive
A joking and critical name for the British newspaper the Daily Mail that mocks its sensational coverage
- Formal
An instruction that a military leader gives every day to people under their command
Surface Forms
Morphology
daily = daily (transparent) = day + ly
The noun is a straightforward conversion from the adjective 'daily', whose meaning is directly built from 'day' + '-ly'.
Etymology
Daily comes from the simple word day plus the ending -ly, which together mean 'each day'. A daily in work or school is a task or short report you do 'every day' as part of your routine.