from day to day

The phrase "from day to day" is commonly used to describe daily occurrences or changes without long-term planning.

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Definition

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(informal)Happening every day.

Example

  • She takes her medication from day to day.

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(informal)Changing or evolving daily.

Example

  • The weather can vary from day to day.

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(informal)Handling situations as they arise each day without long-term planning.

Example

  • We are managing the project from day to day.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "from day to day":

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