calendar day

American  

noun

1. the period from one midnight to the following midnight.

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calendar day British  

noun

1. See day

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Etymology

Origin of calendar day

First recorded in 1840–50

Example Sentences

"Our aim is that it is completed in a timeframe of approximately 10 calendar days. After the replacement, the whole of the Madrid-Seville line will resume service," he added.

From Barron's

Airlines must issue refunds within seven business days for credit-card purchases, and within 20 calendar days for other payment methods, according to the DOT.

From MarketWatch

The Journal compared that number to the number of calendar days from the first prescription to the last, plus the days supplied in that final refill.

From The Wall Street Journal

Prior to that, the last calendar day where downtown got more than an inch of rain was on March 13, when 1.03 inches fell.

From Los Angeles Times

Prior to that, the last calendar day where downtown got more than an inch of rain was on March 13, when 1.03 of an inch fell.

From Los Angeles Times