daylong
Speech parts
1. daylong - Adjective
2. daylong - Adverb
3. daylong - Adjective Satellite
Meaning
during the entire day
lasting through an entire day
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light pours daylong into the parlor
After a long daylong struggle, the Muscogee won the game.
Although her daylong stand for abortion rights launched her into the national spotlight, Davis seemed to pivot away from that topic in her speech.
But Mrs McKinnon said after attending the daylong meeting she was left with the impression that little, if anything, would change from the current system.
His annual Viva Pomona! festival has become a daylong expression of this mash-it-up-and-see-what-happens approach.
For the summer solstice, June 21st, series creators are celebrating with a daylong concert at the Satellite.