Idiom: day in and day out
Definition
Idiom: day in and day out | day in, day out
- repeatedly
- all the time, incessantly
- constantly
Example sentences
— My roommate works day in and day out so I never see him anymore.
— I hate it but I go to the gym day in, day out to stay healthy.
— This is your last warning. You need to be on time day in and day out from now on or you'll be fired.
— My secretary is wonderful. She's cheerful and outgoing day in and day out and it makes the work environment so pleasant.
— Working day in and day out as a lifeguard is so boring.
— It's been raining day in, day out for the past week and my kids are going crazy.
— I hate nagging my husband day in and day out to put the toilet seat down.
— There's been a rush hour traffic jam on the highway day in, day out for as long as I can remember so I always take the back roads to work.
— Day in and day out my mom worked three jobs so that we could go to private school.
— Daniel wrote to me day in and day out on Facebook and then one day he ghosted me. I don't even know if he was a guy in high school. He could have been anyone.
— When we were little we used to come to this park day in and and day out. It looks so much smaller than I remember.
— My mother nags me day in, day out about my homework, chores... you name it.
Synonyms
- over and over (again)
- time and (time) again
- day after day
- night and day
- all the time
- ad nauseum
- twenty-four-seven
- morning, noon and night
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