dailies
/ˈdeɪliz/
NOUN
1. Daily newspapers and publications
Newspapers or other periodical publications issued every day.
1.1. Newspapers published daily
Newspapers released each day to provide current news, reports, commentary, and other information.
Synonyms
- daily newspapers
- dailies
- daily papers
- morning papers
- newspapers
Antonyms
- weeklies
- monthlies
- quarterlies
- annuals
Examples
- The newsroom prepared the morning dailies before sunrise.
- Several national dailies reported on the election results.
- She compared the headlines in different dailies.
Related Words
- journalism
- press
- news
- periodicals
- gazettes
- broadsheets
- tabloids
- editorials
- newsstand
- circulation
1.2. Daily editions of periodicals
Publications or editions produced and distributed every day, including specialized newspapers and news bulletins.
Synonyms
- daily editions
- daily bulletins
- daily journals
- daily gazettes
Antonyms
- weekly editions
- monthly editions
- annual editions
Examples
- The library keeps copies of several international dailies.
- The editor reviewed the latest dailies before approving their publication.
Related Words
- newsletter
- digest
- periodical
- magazine
- publication
- edition
- circulation
- subscription
NOUN
2. Daily film footage
Unedited film or video footage produced during a day's shooting and reviewed by filmmakers to assess the recorded material.
2.1. Unedited footage from film production
Raw footage recorded during a day's filming, commonly reviewed by directors, editors, and producers before further editing.
Synonyms
- rushes
- raw footage
- daily rushes
- unedited footage
- dailies footage
Antonyms
- final cut
- finished film
- edited version
Examples
- The director reviewed the dailies after the final scene was filmed.
- The editor checked the dailies to identify the best takes.
- The production team watched the previous day's dailies in the screening room.
Related Words
NOUN
3. Domestic workers employed by the day
People hired to perform household or domestic work on a daily or day-to-day basis rather than as live-in employees.
3.1. Day-employed domestic servants
Domestic workers who provide household assistance, cleaning, cooking, or other services for daily wages.
Synonyms
- daily workers
- day servants
- domestic workers
- household helpers
- day laborers
Examples
- The household employed two dailies to help with cleaning and cooking.
- The dailies arrived early each morning to complete their household duties.
Related Words
- housekeepers
- maids
- cleaners
- servants
- butlers
- attendants
- household staff
- domestic service
- wages
- employment