The word everydayness is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe a feeling or quality that is experienced in everyday life. For example, "The cozy atmosphere at the cafe was the perfect embodiment of everydayness."
In the rapidly spreading scandal of LIBOR (the London inter-bank offered rate) it is the very everydayness with which bank traders set about manipulating the most important figure in finance.
This long Taiwanese film dwells on everydayness.
Opponents, on the other hand, cited parallels between the critical treatment in Being and Time of notions such as "publicness," "everydayness," "idle talk," and "curiosity" and fascist-oriented critiques of the vapidity and dissoluteness of bourgeois liberalism.
Accordingly, Being and Time gives pride of place to ontological concepts such as "world," "everydayness," and "Being-with-others".
The outfit was worn so casually that it made a case for the everydayness of such a thing as ostrich.
All her recent work, however--still quiet, still intimate, still intense--has to do with underlining the everydayness of life.
It's often said that "My Struggle" is a book about banality, domesticity, and everydayness, but those aren't its main subjects.
The central plot, which is about a father and son who are trying to survive after a vast, earth-killing cataclysm, has the real everydayness of "Threads," while the scale of the story summons a sense of cosmic inevitability.
The harbor is among the quick-transition places of the city — one minute you're in the unpromising everydayness of Hylan Boulevard, and the next baitfish are jumping in the shallows and gulls are crying and lanyards are tapping against the masts.
Lerner's narrator is so not-himself, so at sea in the un-everydayness of everyday life in Spain, that, having stepped outside for coffee during a trip to Barcelona, he spends 12 hours trying to find his way back to the hotel.
Spectacular in its way,its way of not seeing,congealing dayless but in everydayness.In that hopeful haunting,(a lesser way of sayingin darkness) there issilencelessness for the pressing question.Heart, what art you?War, star, part?
