monthly Definition
monthly (munt̸h′lē)
adjective
- done, happening, payable, etc. once a month, or every month a monthly magazine
- of a month, or of each month
noun pl. -·lies
- a periodical published once a month
- Informal the menses
adverb
once a month; every month
monthly Synonyms
monthly
modif.
monthly Usage Examples
Adjective modifier
payable: There may be a charge for this service payable monthly.
Modifies a noun
- newsletter: The monthly newsletter will be sent direct to your inbox.
- repayment: In the early years, the monthly repayment is made up almost entirely of interest.
- payment: The advisor should tell you exactly what your monthly payments will be at the rate quoted.
- installment: Can I change the payment date of my monthly installments for council tax?
- magazine: Sudoku Monthly Sudoku Monthly Magazine, monthly sudoku puzzle magazine.
- basis: You will be invoiced on a monthly basis with 30 days payment terms.
Modifying Another Word
- twice: Maybe he will be able to get to the Courage meetings held twice monthly in London.
- approximately: Batches of vehicles for sale will be notified to registered purchasers at approximately monthly intervals.
- roughly: Google may be changing their index calculation method to allow for a continuous update ( which will effectively end the roughly monthly dances ).
- almost: Especially due to the fact that these search engines and the rigorous ranking filters they use to spit out search results change almost monthly.
- even: As the number of viruses increase, the virus checker programs have to be updated quarterly or even monthly.
Used with adjective complement
- meet: The Arthritis Care Group which meets monthly to give members mutual support.
- publish: Published twice monthly by the American Society for Microbiology.
- update: These credit records are updated monthly to show whether you keep payments up to date.
- pay: Rights gore is left his keys customers pay monthly.
- appear: Ruri appears monthly at the top of the character popularity charts in Japan.
- hold: Maybe he will be able to get to the Courage meetings held twice monthly in London.
Preposition: in
advance: The amount of leave you can take builds up monthly in advance at the rate of one twelfth of your yearly leave each month.
Preposition: by
debit: Denplan Essentials ( payable monthly by direct debit ) £ 14.90 per month Click here for more information.
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