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Definition of daily
1a : occurring, made, or acted upon every day daily needsb : issued every day or every weekday a daily newspaperc : of or providing for every day a daily schedule
2a : reckoned by the day average daily wageb : covering the period of or based on a day daily statistics
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Examples of daily in a Sentence
It has changed every aspect of daily life.
I started eating healthier and added exercise to my daily routine.
daily activities such as eating breakfast and washing your face
There's not enough water to meet the daily needs of the city's people.
She reads the daily paper each morning.
Their average daily wage is only five dollars.
She had been taking more than the recommended daily dose of the medicine.
Recent Examples of daily from the Web
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The daily programming for children includes providing rich learning experiences aimed to help children master developmental milestone.
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And so when a politician spews vicious, obvious lies on a near-daily basis — and directs a good portion of that venom at the free press itself — CNN’s anchors and reporters feel compelled to correct and condemn such mendacity.
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Miranda isn’t alone; out of the almost 2,000 married people polled in a survey by the law firm Slater and Gordon almost 25 percent argued weekly—and 17 percent reported daily conflict—because of social media activity.
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But the district won't know until Friday whether the 24-hour average at any of its monitors will exceed the federal daily standard, Nord said.
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The city will continue to test the water in both ponds daily to be sure that bacteria levels remain safe in Quinn’s Pond and to monitor the situation in Esther Simplot Park.
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Reread a favorite book in a place far from your daily life.
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No more daily press briefings, no more traveling reporters dogging his trail, as few press conferences as possible—just let Sean Hannity give him an on-air shoeshine now and then.
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The very things that help many people recover from other emotional traumas—a routine, an absorbing distraction, a daily purpose—are not readily available to the unemployed.
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First Known Use of daily
before 12th century
daily
Definition of daily
1 : every day
2 : every weekday
First Known Use of daily
15th century
daily
Definition of daily
dailies
1 : a newspaper published every weekday
2 British : a servant who works on a daily basis
3 dailies plural : rush 6
Examples of daily in a Sentence
the city's two largest dailies
hired a daily to come in each morning to cook and clean
First Known Use of daily
1754
DAILY Defined for English Language Learners
daily
playDefinition of daily for English Language Learners
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: happening, done, made, used, or existing every day
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: published every day or every day except Sunday
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: of or relating to one day
daily
Definition of daily for English Language Learners
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: a newspaper that is published every day or every day except Sunday
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dailies : the first prints of a movie showing the scenes that are filmed each day
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: a person who you pay to clean your house and do other jobs for you every day
DAILY Defined for Kids
Definition of daily for Students
1 : occurring, done, produced, appearing, or used every day or every weekday Be sure to get your daily exercise.
2 : figured by the day a daily wage
Definition of daily for Students
dailies
: a newspaper published every weekday
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