noun the time between sunrise and sunset; daytime is when it is light outside
adjective relating to or occurring during the day
Refers to classes and activities that take place during daylight hours, as opposed to evening or night classes
Refers to the period of the day when the sun is visible in the sky, typically between sunrise and sunset
Refers to the hours during which stores are open for business and customers can shop
Used to differentiate between activities or events that occur during the day versus at night
Refers to programming that airs during the daytime hours, often targeted towards stay-at-home parents, retirees, and students
A writer may use 'daytime' to describe the setting or time period in which a scene takes place in a story or novel.
A psychologist may refer to 'daytime' when discussing sleep patterns and circadian rhythms with their patients.
A meteorologist may use 'daytime' to describe the period of the day when the sun is above the horizon and visible.
A news anchor may use 'daytime' to refer to the hours when news broadcasts are typically aired during the day.
An event planner may consider 'daytime' when scheduling outdoor events to take advantage of natural light and good weather.