Synonyms for around the clock
around the clock

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1. around-the-clock, day-and-night, nonstop, round-the-clockadverb

   at all times

   "around-the-clock nursing care"

   Synonyms:
   nonstop, around-the-clock, day-and-night, round-the-clock

   Antonyms:
   noncontinuous, discontinuous

2. around the clock, for 24 hours, round the clockadverb

   without stopping

   "she worked around the clock"

   Synonyms:
   round the clock, for 24 hours

   Antonyms:
   noncontinuous, discontinuous

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How to use around the clock in a sentence?

1. Hani Mowafi:

   Staff in these facilities operate nearly around the clock in some cases and many go without pay for weeks on end.

2. Steven Mnuchin:

   I don't think it would be productive to speculate on the outcome because we have a lot of work left to do. ... If we can't get to the deadline, that's not because we haven't worked around the clock.

3. Paul Grimm:

   In patients who are on the regular drug, the four-times-a-day drug (cystagon), they have tremendous amounts of family disruption because you have to give the drug every six hours around the clock, and if you think about it, for a lot of families that just can’t happen— if there’s a single-parent family or [they have] a lot of kids, or if the family isn’t very well off, or if mom and dad both work.

4. Antony Blinken:

   We’re working around the clock with NGOs, with members of Congress and advocacy groups, providing any and all information and doing all we can to clear any roadblocks that they’ve identified to make sure that charter flights carrying Americans or others to whom we have a special responsibility can depart Afghanistan safely, without personnel on the ground, we can’t verify the accuracy of manifests, the identities of passengers, flight plans, or aviation security protocols. So this is a challenge, but one we are determined to work through. We’re conducting a great deal of diplomacy on this as we speak.

5. Jacqueline Choi:

   I had second thoughts about running it, as well as third and fourth and fifth thoughts, not only was I unsure whether my body would heal quickly enough from an unplanned C-section, butI was also worried that training and racing would diminish my already-meager milk supply. Fortunately, I was able to pump around the clock for a couple of months to trick my body into making more milk, and I actually had an amazing oversupply by the time I needed to race.