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I want to know difference, if they have...

Please tell me if there is any difference between "day by day" and "day after day". If they have, could you give me some examples?
  

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"day by day" = one day at a time; each day: Day by day, I get more sick of studyin g. "day after day" = for a long time: Studying day after day is a boring life.

— Mister Micawber

  • "day by day" = one day at a time; each day: Day by day, I get more sick of studyin g.
  • "day after day" = for a long time: Studying day after day is a boring life.
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"day by day" = one day at a time; each day: Day by day, I get more sick of studying.
"day after day" = for a long time: Studying day after day is a boring life.
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