Adjective:

ਇਹ ਠੀਕ ਹੈ,

day to day's Usage Examples:

The day to day upkeep of the reserves is undertaken.

The longtime dream of generations of Vardar fans, for ranking in the group stage of the Champions League and the Europe League, we could now rightly say, that from day to day will start turning into reality.

but rather than one specific moment, it is Morag"s reliable day to day bitchery that earns her a place on this list.

Two psalmodies are provided: one that varies from day to day for use by all, and a complementary.

For day to day cruising or advance route planning.

For day to day transport, the President uses a Mercedes-Benz S-Class.

Also, continuing trespass, which is actionable from day to day, occurs when there is continuation.

of income are to be considered as accruing from day to day and to be apportionable in respect of time accordingly.

distance from the observer varies from day to day due to atmospheric refraction, which is greatly affected by weather conditions.

Odd Ball also gained a Time Travel shape in the late 1980s, where previously he had been strictly restricted to rubber versions of day to day objects.

too many day to day things keep us having to focus on paying bills, eating, mowing the grass and expanding our waist sizes.

The city populaces comprise commoners trying to live from day to day, nobles working to rise in power, and templars, civic officials who enforce the will of the cities' Sorcerer-Kings.

The Cumberland-based construction firm McKay " Blackstock were appointed to built the structure, while the civil engineer George Barclay Bruce, a former apprentice of Stephenson's, was selected to serve as the resident engineer, being responsible overseeing the day to day work at the site.

Synonyms:

daily, periodical, day-by-day, periodic, day-after-day,

Antonyms:

aperiodic, formal, continual, noncyclic, nonoscillatory,