weekly
weekly
Definition
weekly (wēk′lē)
adjective
- done, happening, payable, etc. once a week, or every week a weekly visit
- of a week, or of each week a weekly wage
adverb
once a week; every week
noun pl. -·lies
a periodical published once a week
weekly
Synonyms
weekly
modif.
weekly
Usage Examples
Adjective modifier
- left-wing: The New Statesman was a left-wing weekly which was sometimes almost Marxist in its views.
Modifies a noun
- earning: Real weekly earnings have actually fallen by 0.2 % over the past year.
- basis: Services are launched on an almost weekly basis with limited planning or training for front line teams.
- newsletter: The school produces a weekly newsletter which is received by all those involved with the school.
- bulletin: This address will be circulated in the next weekly bulletin.
- newspaper: The Warsaw Voice weekly newspaper is a favorite for the city's English-speaking community.
- magazine: Online edition of the Italian glossy weekly current affairs magazine Related resources by keyword: Italian, Italian Studies, Media, L'Express.
Modifying Another Word
- twice: At all other times from March to November, soak at least twice weekly.
- thrice: Northumberland's largest town, with a thrice weekly market.
- once: Special Attractions: - Christmas and New Year gala dinners included - Savoyard evening once weekly.
- almost: Services are launched on an almost weekly basis with limited planning or training for front line teams.
Used with adjective complement
- rehearse: We cater for young people aged 10 - 18 and rehearse weekly at Hind Leys College, Shepshed on Friday Evenings.
- update: Its updated weekly with new photos for your shoe gazing habits.
- meet: During this period they will meet weekly in their seminar group with a tutor.
- publish: The Baltic Times is an English-language paper published weekly.
- hold: The Vision Journal Club is usually held weekly on Mondays at 4pm in the Seminar room.
- arrive: So think about a New Millenium's resolution - place a subscription for one of our fruit and veg boxes to arrive weekly.
Preposition: in
- arrears: If payments are made to you these will be issued 4 weekly in arrears.
Preposition: for
