Day In, Day Out Definition, Sentence Examples
DAY IN, DAY OUT MEANING – Find out what day in, day out really means. Example sentences of this idiomatic expression can also be found here.
Since the early 1800s, people have used the expression “day in, day out” to describe monotonous daily activities for an extended period of time. It can also be used to convey surprise.
This idiom was defined in W. Carr’s Dialect Book, published in 1828. C. Day Lewis used it to describe his school days in an autobiography titled The Buried Day (1960). He said that for several years, a particular boy was teased, kicked around, or shunned by his classmates at school. The idiom was already a cliche at that point.
Meaning:
- daily, without respite.
- unfailingly, every day.
- regularly; continuously; customarily; without ceasing.
- occurring consistently for a long time.
- time and time again.
- every single day.
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Here are examples of sentences that use day in, day out:
- Life feels too boring when you go to the office for a work day in, day out.
- Mom started driving us to school since we used to miss the bus day in, day out.
- Romy takes his dog for a walk day in, day out.
- I drink coffee day in, day out.
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