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Day in and day out   /deɪ ɪn ənd deɪ aʊt/   Listen
Day in and day out

adverb
1.
Without respite.  Synonym: all the time.






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"Day in and day out" Quotes from Famous Books



... it'll pay for a regular making-over—new lining and all—or whether I'd better freshen it up and get all the wear I can out of it, just as 'tis. But I declare! With all that noise over my head, I wouldn't know a Dutch neck from a placket-hole. I don't see how you stand it, Persis, day in and day out." ...
— Other People's Business - The Romantic Career of the Practical Miss Dale • Harriet L. Smith

... conscious of a profound self-distrust and humiliation, as he thought of those other men, those medical officers, with their orderlies, the ambulance drivers, those wounded soldiers. How could they endure this horror, day in and day out, for weeks and for months? In a few hours he would have to meet his fellow officers and the men. They could not fail to read in his face all this that ...
— The Sky Pilot in No Man's Land • Ralph Connor



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