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Daily Meaning, Examples and Usage Guide

Meaning 1:happening every day (daily)

daily 🔊
/ˈdeɪli/
adj., adv.
Something that happens, is done, or is used every single day.
Daily calendar marking with woman crossing off date
happening every day 🔊
/ˈhæp.ən.ɪŋ ˈɛv.ri deɪ/
adj., adv.
Something that occurs, is done, or is used every single day; pertaining to each day.
📁 Category:Time & Dates 🔖 Level:primary

📘 Details & Usage

📖 Root Explanation
From Old English 'dæġlic', from 'dæġ' (day) + '-lic' (-ly).
💡 Mnemonic
Think: day + ly = every day. 'Da-ily' sounds like 'day-lee' – your daily plan.
📖 Example
My daily routine includes a 20-minute walk after breakfast. 🔊 My daily routine includes a 20-minute walk after breakfast.
🔗 Collocations
daily routine – A set of activities performed every day
daily commute – The regular travel between home and work each day
daily basis – As a standard part of everyday life
🔄 Synonyms
everyday (adj.) – Happening or used every day; ordinary.
quotidian (adj.) – Formal: occurring or done every day; commonplace.
diurnal (adj.) – Technical: active or occurring during the daytime; daily.
🚫 Antonyms
infrequent (adj.) – Not occurring often; not daily.
occasional (adj.) – Happening from time to time, not regularly daily.
weekly (adj./adv.) – Happening once a week, therefore not daily.
🌱 Derivatives
dailiness (n.) – The quality of being everyday or routine.
📖 Cultural Story
Derived from Old English 'dæġlic', meaning 'daily'. It is widely used in phrases like 'daily routine' and 'daily news' to emphasize regularity.
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