Daylong

/ˈdeɪˌlɔŋ/

Meaning & Definition

adjective
Lasting for or pertaining to the entire day.
They organized a daylong meeting to discuss the project updates.
Continuing or occurring throughout the whole day.
The festival featured daylong entertainment, including music and food stalls.
Characterized by a duration of one full day.
The class offered a daylong workshop on effective communication skills.

Etymology

Combination of 'day' and 'long' indicating duration throughout a day.

Common Phrases and Expressions

daylong event
An event that takes place throughout the entire day.
daylong journey
A trip that lasts for the whole day.

Related Words

daytime
The part of the day when it is light outside.
sunrise
The time in the morning when the sun rises.

Slang Meanings

A very long day, often tiring.
That was one daylong experience at work!
Used informally to describe something that feels endless.
It felt like a daylong wait at the airport.