biweekly
occurring every two weeks.
occurring twice a week; semiweekly.
a periodical issued every other week.
every two weeks.
twice a week.
Origin of biweekly
1confusables note For biweekly
Words that may be confused with biweekly
- 1. bimonthly, biweekly , semimonthly (see confusables note at bi-1)
- 2. biweekly , semiweekly
Words Nearby biweekly
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How to use biweekly in a sentence
The news that ‘New York’ will publish biweekly is a sad day for publishing.
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Now a biweekly with a circulation of 50,000, the New Republic could use an infusion of cash.
They worked it all up from the boiler-plate war news in the biweekly and Lukes school geography.
Short Stories of the New America | VariousIt was commenced as a weekly journal, but after January 23 it was published biweekly.
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An Ben Watson asked could he have a copy to put in the biweekly.
Short Stories of the New America | VariousUsually she gets everything on credit, and the lodgers pay their respective shares biweekly.
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British Dictionary definitions for biweekly
/ (baɪˈwiːklɪ) /
every two weeks
(often avoided because of confusion with sense 1) twice a week; semiweekly: See bi- 1
a periodical published every two weeks
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