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Antonyms:
day of rest,
rest day
Contains:
duty period,
man hour,
person hour,
shift,
work shift
Often used in the same context:
workweek,
weekday,
commute,
hours,
naps,
day,
naptime,
mornings,
rush hour,
telecommuting,
dinnertime,
errands,
graveyard shift,
daylight savings,
playtime,
flextime,
holidays,
flexitime,
weeknight,
evenings,
cubicle,
catnaps,
midnights,
waking,
telecommute,
lunchtime,
chores,
afternoons,
lunch,
weekends,
furlough,
daylight saving,
bedtime,
busywork,
deskbound,
siesta,
workplace,
layovers,
mealtime,
carpool,
downtime,
recess,
carpooling,
drudgery,
workspace,
idling,
sunup,
vacation,
piecework,
daily,
shifts,
employees,
teleworking,
bookwork,
yardwork,
lunchroom,
routine,
workaholic,
schoolwork,
meal,
vacuuming,
coworkers,
workout,
snooze,
daylight,
intersession,
spacewalk,
coffee klatsch,
work,
doze,
sunrise,
parttime,
schedules,
reveille,
billable hours,
absences,
housework,
shutdowns,
socializing,
sundown,
daytime,
time,
nighttime,
homeroom,
wage earner,
sleep,
preholiday,
breakfast,
workers,
newscast,
dayside,
respites,
shabbat,
cafeteria,
homework,
devotions,
toothbrushing,
simchat torah,
switchmen,
tasks,
sleepyheads,
bustle,
schedule,
run,
workdays,
ration,
interval,
itinerary,
serving,
wage,
allotment,
commercial,
stint,
baking,
classroom,
fee,
haul,
applicable,
caesarean,
incometax,
injury,
mark,
profits,
arrears,
attributable,
baseline,
benchmark,
billable,
birth,
burst,
charter,
cheap,
crime,
current,
declining,
deductible,
defect
More general:
day,
weekday
Synonyms:
work day,
working day
Also try:
— Adjectives for workday:
hour,
shorter,
normal,
typical,
long,
regular,
average,
full,
standard,
next,
entire,
more...
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