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"a full day of" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a day that is completely occupied or filled with activities, events, or tasks. Example: After a full day of hiking, we were all exhausted and ready for a good night's sleep.
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A full day of horseback riding costs $65.
Everyone was tired after a full day of interviews.
Their ages: nine and five, a full day of work.
After a full day of tests: the news.
Most places include lunch with a full day of child care.
But at night, after a full day of golf, it didn't matter, we just fell asleep".
It's a full day of internationals Wednesday — friendlies and not-so-friendlies.
We're expecting a full day of debate, followed by the crucial vote between 5 and 6pm.
"It's nice not to have homework, a full day of after-school schedules, the stress.
A full day of busking can easily merge into a night of drinking.
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A full-day of sailing and snorkeling to Lanai is $90.
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