This means something happens every day or is normal every day. We use it to talk about habits or things that happen each day.
I eat breakfast at my daily hour.
She goes to the gym daily.
This meaning refers to a newspaper or magazine that is printed or published every day. It often gives news and information about events.
I buy the daily every morning.
Our local daily has city news.
Here, 'daily' is used as an adverb to show that something happens every day. It tells how often an action happens.
She studies daily for her tests.
He takes medicine daily.
This meaning refers to a worker who is paid each day or works daily, often in jobs without long contracts. It is common in some work contexts.
The daily arrived early for work.
Many dailies work on farms.
This meaning is about money given every day for work or expenses. It is used in discussions about wages or small payments.
He gets a daily for his work.
The daily pay is very low here.
This meaning refers to prayers or religious services held every day. It is often used in religious or spiritual contexts.
The church holds dailies every morning.
She attends the daily after breakfast.
This use means normal things or tasks done every day. It refers to common activities or jobs that happen regularly.
Daily chores take up my afternoon.
Daily tasks include cleaning and cooking.
This meaning is used in medical language to mean something happens each day, like taking medicine or treatments. It is important for health routines.
Take the daily dose with water.
He needs daily medication for health.
