Workday
noun
1.
a day on which work is done; working day.
2.
the part of a day during which one works.
3.
the length of time during a day on which one works:
a seven-hour workday.
adjective
4.
workaday.
noun
1.
the usual US term for working day
adjective
2.
another word for workaday
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