round-the-clock

[round-thuh-klok]

adjective

1. a variant of around-the-clock.

round-the-clock

adjective

1. (or as adverb round the clock) throughout the day and night

Example Sentences

The president and his team argue clean-energy projects don’t provide the round-the-clock power generation needed to meet AI demand and have promised to make permitting more difficult for wind and solar.

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The attorney general at the time, Merrick Garland, had ordered round-the-clock security at justices’ homes in light of the leaked draft opinion.

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However, she was told community treatment was not available and she would need to be admitted to Schoen Clinic York for round-the-clock specialist care.

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Glenn has used questions to prompt immediate executive action, such as the removal of the White House Peace Vigil tarp — a round-the-clock protest for global disarmament that stood in Lafayette Square since 1981.

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Among the achievements of the round-the-clock unit have been finding a £10,000 stolen watch and a suspect trying to hide from them in a bin.

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Related Words

• around-the-clock 
• constant 
• continuous 
• endless 
• incessant 
• interminable 
• nonstop 
• ongoing 
• perpetual 
• relentless 
• unbroken 
• unending 
• uninterrupted