daylong
ˈdeɪˌlɔŋ
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Definition of daylong - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

durationlasting the entire day without stopping
  • The festival was a daylong celebration.
all-day

Adverb

durationRarecontinuing throughout the entire dayRare
  • The festival was celebrated daylong with music and dance.
all day throughout the day
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Origin of daylong

English, day + long (duration)

Examples of daylong in a sentence

  • The conference was a daylong event with various speakers.
  • The team worked daylong to finish the project.
  • We traveled daylong to reach the destination.

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  1. French:ininterrompu, toute la journée, ...
  2. German:ganztägig, tagsüber, ...
  3. Italian:di un giorno intero, per tutto il giorno, ...
  4. Spanish:de todo el día, todo el día, ...
  5. Portuguese:ininterrupto, o dia todo, ...
  6. Chinese:整日的, 整天, ...
  7. Japanese:一日中の, 一日中, ...
  8. Arabic:طوال اليوم, طِوالَ النَّهار, ...
  9. Hebrew:מִתְמַשֵּׁךְ כָּל הַיּוֹם, לְאוֹרֶךְ כָּל הַיּוֹם, ...
  10. Russian:дневной, весь день, ...
  11. Ukrainian:цілоденний, протягом усього дня, ...
  12. Hindi:दिनभर का, पूरा दिन, ...

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