night-and-day
night-and-day adjective: of, related to, or being polar opposites.
Adjective
night-and-day (not comparable)
- Of, related to, or being polar opposites.
- Near-synonym: black-and-white
- a night-and-day difference
- Synonyms:
- black-and-white
Noun
night-and-day (plural night-and-days)
- A type of couch which has a back that can be lowered down to form a bed.
Synonyms of night-and-day
Forms of night-and-day
| plural | night-and-days |
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Questions about night-and-day
- What does night-and-day mean?
- Night-and-day means of, related to, or being polar opposites.
- What part of speech is night-and-day?
- Night-and-day can be an adjective or a noun.
Words near night-and-day in the dictionary
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