Definition of "round-the-clock" [round-the-clock]

Lasting or continuing throughout the entire 24 hours of the day; continuous. (adjective)

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Use "round-the-clock" in a sentence

"This will be a round-the-clock “prayer vigil at an abortion facility,” she says, encouraging her audience to sign up for a time slot once a week."
"The big advantage of a virtual data room is it offers round-the-clock online access."
"So Zucker has brought a competing offer to the table; a three-member team from the Caravan of Death, a Chilean Army death squad that dates back to the early 1970s, has offered to put Watkins under round-the-clock surveillance for $250 a day, with a bonus of 10% of any overdue condo fees collected."

Words like "round-the-clock"

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