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Done, produced, or occurring every day or every weekday

Subject to daily redetermination

Done or happening frequently

As is usually or habitually the case

For an indefinite number of days

(Britain) Someone hired to perform basic services

A newspaper or magazine that deals with a particular subject or professional activity

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Adjective

Done, produced, or occurring every day or every weekday

“One of my daily class activities was to edit the school's journal.”

Adjective

During the day

active during the day

“I would incorporate a daily ritual of going to the gym after lunch.”

Adjective

Subject to daily redetermination

run-of-the-mill

common or garden

matter-of-course

one-size-fits-all

in the habit of

standardised^UK

standardized^US

middle-of-the-road

undistinguished

nothing to write home about

no great shakes

fair-to-middling

unobjectionable

run-of-the-mine

par for the course

fair to middling

well established

nothing special

long-established

across the board

nothing to get excited about

unexceptionable

taken for granted

well-established

traditionalistic

only to be expected

across-the-board

sufficiently good

middle of the road

dyed-in-the-wool

unextraordinary

what one would expect

unsophisticated

conventionalized

moderately good

of poor quality

straightforward

recognizable^US

recognisable^UK

officially recognized

run of the mill

standard operating procedure

playing it safe

according to Hoyle

in established usage

individualistic

making the rounds

doing the rounds

all-encompassing

ceremonialistic

cooking with gas

matter-of- fact

at the halfway point

equidistant between two points

equidistant between two stages

tried and tested

ultraconservative

paleoconservative

archconservative

completely understandable

interdisciplinary

multidisciplinary

cross-disciplinary

readily available

widely available

according to the book

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Adjective

Done or happening frequently

occurring often

on-again-off-again

on certain occasions

at fixed intervals

at various times

every once in a while

by bits and pieces

in fits and starts

on again and off again

happening at intervals

on-again, off-again

bits and pieces

fits and starts

happening at regular intervals

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Adverb

Every day

every single day

seven days a week

a day at a time

“Tonnes of fresh fruits and vegetables are sold at the markets daily.”

Adverb

As is usually or habitually the case

as is the custom

more often than not

for the most part

most of the time

in the general run of things

as a general rule

without exception

not infrequently

needless to say

time and time again

again and again

time after time

at regular intervals

at frequent intervals

in many instances

day in, day out

to a large extent

to a great degree

over and over again

generally speaking

on every occasion

every now and then

in the usual way

as a matter of course

in general terms

taking everything into consideration

in a general sense

on several occasions

on many occasions

all things considered

many times over

at short intervals

week in, week out

many a time and oft

as often as not

on numerous occasions

conscientiously

with regularity

on all occasions

whatever happened

in the ordinary way

in quick succession

to a great extent

almost entirely

in the majority of cases

on a regular basis

to all intents and purposes

taking everything into account

comprehensively

a number of times

characteristically

unexceptionally

whatever happens

twenty-four-seven

without bumping

in every instance

in all instances

without jerking

tranquillity^UK

on an even keel

uninterruptedly

indeterminately

multitudinously

straightforwardly

unconstrainedly

unconditionally

unintermittedly

subsequentially

chronologically

round the clock

without ceasing

without interruption

without stopping

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Adverb

For an indefinite number of days

again and again

year in, year out

day in, day out

many times over

on many occasions

over and over again

time after time

week in, week out

time and time again

without a break

many a time and oft

at regular intervals

more often than not

at frequent intervals

most of the time

not infrequently

for the most part

on several occasions

at short intervals

in many instances

as a general rule

as often as not

in the general run of things

needless to say

on numerous occasions

year after year

a thousand times

to a great degree

in general terms

comprehensively

generally speaking

a number of times

to a large extent

in a general sense

in quick succession

every now and then

a day at a time

seven days a week

every single day

as is the custom

morning, noon and night

without cessation

as a matter of course

round the clock

on all occasions

without exception

on every occasion

twenty-four-seven

has a tendency to

for a long time

in the usual way

the entire time

to a great extent

almost entirely

in the majority of cases

taking everything into consideration

all things considered

in the ordinary way

not consistently

at one time or another

from time to time

once in a blue moon

once in a while

without stopping

till the cows come home

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Noun

(Britain) Someone hired to perform basic services

domestic worker

maid-of-all-work

domestic servant

liveried servant

maid of all work

cleaning service

hewers of wood and drawers of water

lady-in-waiting

cleaning person

right-hand woman

man of all work

hewer of wood and drawer of water

personal assistant

general factotum

jack of all trades

lady in waiting

second stringer

temporary worker

second in command

right-hand person

second-in-command

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“A daily was employed to take care of the household's everyday chores.”

Noun

A newspaper or magazine that deals with a particular subject or professional activity

professional organ

colour supplement

glossy magazine

little magazine

regular publication

means of communication

quality newspaper

serious newspaper

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Noun

Per day

daily expense allowance

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