from dawn to dusk
The phrase "from dawn to dusk" describes the period of time from sunrise to sunset, often used to indicate a full day's worth of activity.
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Definition
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(common)From sunrise to sunset.
Example
- They worked in the fields from dawn to dusk.
- The festival lasted from dawn to dusk, offering a full day of entertainment.
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(common)During all daylight hours.
Example
- She explored the city from dawn to dusk.
- The children played outside from dawn to dusk during the summer holidays.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "from dawn to dusk":
from dusk to dawnday and nightfrom day to daydawn choirsun upburn daylightdawn chorusbeginning of dayfalse dawnall daydawn patrolsee daylighttime of day