Antonyms for day one

Grammar : Noun

Definition of day one

As in origin : noun beginning, inception
As in start : noun beginning
As in beginning : noun start of an event or action
As in incipience : noun beginning
As in incipiency : noun beginning
As in leadoff : noun beginning

Example sentences :

Yes, she would have one great day—one day during which she would live at the rate of two thousand a year.
Extract from : « The New Gulliver and Other Stories » by Barry Pain

I hope they will be more successful than they were this day one hundred years ago.
Extract from : « The Incomparable 29th and the "River Clyde" » by George Davidson

And so, love, Tuesday is to be our day—one day more—and then!
Extract from : « The Letters of Robert Browning and Elizabeth Barrett Barrett, Vol. 1 (of 2) 1845-1846 » by Robert Browning and Elizabeth Barrett Barrett

And that day one year my Jock smacks me on the cheek, and gets on the mare; and when I ask: 'Where be goin'?'
Extract from : « The Trespasser, Complete » by Gilbert Parker

The clock struck; I suddenly remembered that it was on this hour and this day one year ago that my mistress deceived me.
Extract from : « Child of a Century, Complete » by Alfred de Musset

No; I have not forgotten what this day one year ago took from you, or what it gave to me—my heart's best treasure.
Extract from : « Elsie's New Relations » by Martha Finley

Synonyms for day one

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