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Meanings of
weekday
in English
Time unit.
time unit
Related terms
unit of time
Usage of
weekday
in English
1
I remember coming home early on a
weekday
afternoon fourteen years ago.
2
Opinion - Every
weekday
morning politicians front up on RNZ's Morning Report.
3
He was given an appointment to come in on a
weekday
morning.
4
This month we're running new product recommendations every
weekday
until the holidays.
5
Meet Elaine Pedlar, fashion designer by
weekday
,
paper doll devotee by weekend.
6
Visit on a
weekday
during wildflower season for the most beautiful experience.
7
At three on a
weekday
morning, the boulangerie was different and lonely.
8
She will become the station's new
weekday
breakfast show host in January.
9
No differences were found between groups for sleep duration on
weekday
nights.
10
If you must shop in person, avoid
weekday
-
evening
crowds and weekend crowds.
11
At nearly noon on a
weekday
,
the children were all in school.
12
People were walking around with a different air than on
weekday
mornings.
13
You're always taking your chances when you call me on a
weekday
.
14
The Mid-year's Day, and in Leap-years the Overlithe, had no
weekday
name.
15
Diggers and drills, fences and closed roads, every
weekday
,
sending customers elsewhere.
16
The middle of a
weekday
is the bane of kid TV viewing.
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About this term
weekday
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
average weekday
normal weekday
recent weekday
typical weekday
ordinary weekday
More collocations
Weekday
through the time
Weekday
across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common