The opposite of "on day" could be "off day". An "off day" is a period of time when someone is not performing at their best, either physically or mentally. It is a day when things don't seem to go as planned, and everything seems to be going wrong. It can be caused by stress, lack of sleep, a bad mood or general fatigue. Conversely, an "on day" refers to a day when someone is operating at their best, feeling energetic, focused and productive. It is a time when everything seems to be going well, and people are achieving their goals. The contrast between "on day" and "off day" highlights the importance of self-care and managing one's physical and mental wellbeing to maximize productivity and success.

What are the antonyms for On day?

• adv.

  • someday
  • never
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Famous quotes with On day

• I think [women] should be armed but should not vote … women have no capacity to understand how money is earned. They have a lot of ideas on how to spend it … it's always more money on education, more money on child care, more money on day care.

  Ann Coulter
• The failure to control Iraq's borders on day one after regime change was a strategic blunder of incalculable consequences. It all goes back to inadequate troop levels not to knock Saddam out, but to maintain the peace after his overthrow. The problem of the borders incidentally pertains not only to Qaeda but to Iranian intelligence and Revolutionary Guard member for whom access into Iraq is until today a very easy thing.

  Kanan Makiya
• The US lost control of security on day one, with the outbreak of looting. Iraqis are a people that had known nothing but a surplus of security. To suddenly take all that away and say, in effect, you are on your own, was unforgivable. They felt that no one was in control. And when your whole world is being turned upside down, the feeling that no one is in control is terrifying, and consequently it is conducive of the most irrational forms of behavior.

  Kanan Makiya
• Natural selection—the dying out of the poorly equipped—goes on day in and day out, inexorable and automatic. It is as tireless, as inescapable, as entropy.

  Robert A. Heinlein

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