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/deɪ/
Example: “It is a nice day.”
Synonyms: daylight, daytime, sidereal day
Antonyms: dark, night, nighttime
Interjection
Example: “Bye! Have a good day.”
Synonyms: goodbye, see you
Antonyms: hello, hi
Noun
Example: “Please send the invoice today.”
Synonyms: bill, payment request
Antonyms: receipt
Example: “His legacy is still important today.”
Synonyms: heritage, inheritance
Antonyms: new beginning
Example: “He sent his resignation yesterday.”
Synonyms: quitting, stepping down
Antonyms: appointment
Example: “Shipping is free today.”
Synonyms: delivery, transport
Antonyms: pickup
Example: “We signed the lease today.”
Synonyms: rental agreement, contract
Antonyms: ownership
Example: “We have a quiz today.”
Synonyms: test, short exam
Antonyms: lesson
Example: “The temperature is low today.”
Synonyms: heat level, degree
Antonyms: coldness
Example: “My schedule is full today.”
Synonyms: timetable, plan
Antonyms: chaos
Example: “Today is my birthday.”
Synonyms: birth date
Antonyms: death day
Example: “We have lunch at one o'clock.”
Example: “The calendar is on the wall.”
Example: “I eat an apple every day.”
Synonyms: fruit
Example: “I play football in the afternoon.”
Synonyms: daytime
Antonyms: morning, night
Example: “There is little likelihood of rain today.”
Synonyms: chance, probability
Antonyms: impossibility, certainty
Example: “The expedition crossed the desert in six days.”
Synonyms: journey, mission
Antonyms: return, stay
Example: “We woke up at dawn to catch the train.”
Synonyms: sunrise, daybreak
Antonyms: dusk, night
Example: “The patient remained in a coma for two days.”
Synonyms: deep unconscious state
Antonyms: consciousness
Verb
Example: “I hate waking up early on Sundays.”
Synonyms: dislike strongly
Antonyms: love
Example: “What is the date today?”
Synonyms: day, appointment
Antonyms:
Adjective
Example: “Walking is part of my daily routine.”
Synonyms: everyday
Antonyms: weekly
Example: “The weather was awful all day.”
Synonyms: terrible, very bad
Antonyms: wonderful
Example: “I wish you a happy birthday.”
Synonyms: hope, want
Antonyms: dislike
Example: “They were at home yesterday.”
Synonyms: past of are
Antonyms: are
Example: “I visit my grandmother every week.”
Synonyms: seven days
Antonyms: day
Adverb
Example: “She is very happy today.”
Synonyms: really
Antonyms: slightly
Example: “You need to file the complaint by Friday.”
Synonyms: document, submit
Antonyms: withdraw
Example: “I booked a time slot for Friday morning.”
Synonyms: opening, time period
Antonyms: block
Example: “It is much cooler today than yesterday.”
Synonyms: less warm
Antonyms: warmer
Example: “That was the worst day of the week.”
Synonyms: least good
Antonyms: best
Example: “I spent the whole day at home.”
Synonyms: entire, complete
Antonyms: partial
Determiner
Example: “We have three meetings today.”
Synonyms: 3
Example: “It is a sunny day today.”
Synonyms: bright
Antonyms: cloudy
Example: “It was a cold, snowy day.”
Synonyms: full of snow
Antonyms: dry
Example: “I need more sleep these days.”
Synonyms: rest
Antonyms: wakefulness
Example: “There are seven days in a week.”
Synonyms: 7
Example: “We pay rent every month.”
Synonyms: 30 days
Example: “The children were merry during the holiday.”
Synonyms: cheerful
Antonyms: sad
Example: “She calls her mother every day.”
Synonyms: each
Antonyms: none
Example: “My birthday is in April.”
Synonyms: fourth month
Example: “She worked with undiminishing energy all day.”
Synonyms: unabated
Antonyms: waning
Example: “He spoke nostalgically about the early days of the company.”
Synonyms: wistfully
Antonyms: matter-of-factly
Example: “My recollection of that day is still vivid.”
Synonyms: memory
Antonyms: forgetfulness
Example: “My birthday is in March.”
Example: “Entry is free today.”
Synonyms: entrance
Antonyms: exit
Example: “It is warm today, so we can walk outside.”
Synonyms: mild
Antonyms: cold
Example: “I wake up early on weekdays.”
Synonyms: wake up
Antonyms: sleep
Example: “We have a weekly meeting.”
Synonyms: every week
Example: “I feel uneasy today.”
Synonyms: nervous
Antonyms: calm
Example: “We eat lunch at midday.”
Synonyms: noon
Example: “It is likely to rain today.”
Synonyms: probable
Antonyms: unlikely
Example: “We go hiking on Sundays.”
Synonyms: walking trip
Example: “I drink coffee in the morning.”
Synonyms: early day
Antonyms: evening
Example: “I read in the evening.”
Synonyms: nightfall
Antonyms: morning
Conjunction
Example: “I am happy because it is Friday.”
Synonyms: since
Example: “I rest on Sunday.”
Example: “I work on Monday.”
Example: “It is a lovely day.”
Synonyms: beautiful
Antonyms: ugly
Example: “I feel lonely today.”
Synonyms: alone
Antonyms: together
Example: “Friday is my favorite day.”
Example: “It is cloudy today.”
Synonyms: overcast
Antonyms: sunny, clear
Example: “The sun is bright today.”
Synonyms: shiny
Antonyms: dark
Example: “I feel better today.”
Synonyms: improved
Antonyms: worse
Preposition
Example: “Wait until Monday.”
Synonyms: till
Antonyms: since
Example: “I am tired today.”
Synonyms: sleepy, exhausted
Antonyms: energetic
Example: “This is my everyday routine.”
Synonyms: daily
Antonyms: special
Example: “We relax on the weekend.”
Synonyms: days off
Antonyms: weekday
Example: “The meeting is on Tuesday.”
Synonyms: weekday
Example: “I will call you tonight.”
Synonyms: this evening
Antonyms: yesterday
Example: “Today is a special day.”
Synonyms: important
Antonyms: ordinary
Example: “My birthday is in October.”
Synonyms: month
Example: “It is five o'clock.”
Synonyms: hour
Antonyms: minute
Example: “You are lucky today.”
Synonyms: fortunate
Antonyms: unlucky
Example: “It is possible to finish today.”
Synonyms: feasible
Antonyms: impossible
Example: “I am happy today.”
Synonyms: glad
/ˈtɪpɪkəl/
Example: “This is a typical day for me.”
Synonyms: distinctive, emblematic, characteristic
Antonyms: atypical, untypical
/təˈmɒroʊ/
Example: “See you tomorrow.”
/təˈdeɪ/
Example: “Today is Monday.”
Synonyms: nowadays, now
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