twenty-four-seven

British  

adverb

1. informal twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week; constantly; all the time

   consultants would not be available 24/7

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Example Sentences

"Males sing pretty much twenty-four-seven from fall through spring, so you know when they're there."

From Science Daily

“Twenty-four-seven, we have to be on call,” she said.

From New York Times

"The very same people that were involved in everything from the last three years... every conspiracy scam twenty-four-seven, every second, minute, hour of every day, they are back and they are not about to let a crisis go to waste," Hannity said.

From Fox News

“And we’ve been monitoring this thing twenty-four-seven for days.”

From The New Yorker

“Even though my wife and I can see her blood sugar on our Apple watches these days, it’s still a twenty-four-seven deal.”

From Time